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Winners Know When to Quit to Grow Experienced Professionals like Grandmasters in Chess make wise decisions on what to keep & when to resign or quit. Knowing when to let go is important as it opens doors to better opportunities.

Winning looks different for everyone. As kids we learn the winner is the one who did the best, finished first, or had the highest score. As adults we learn there is so much more to winning. You can win even being the only person doing something. You can win by finishing last. You can win by meeting a goal, doing better than you did the last time, or even failing but learning a lesson. Winning is not only about being the best; it is about growing as a person and becoming a better you. Be a complete winner.

Back in college, I was all about jumping into competitions left and right. I tried my luck in symposiums and other events like crazy like seriously I participated in 25 of them! But here's the thing: I didn't win right away. Nope, not even close. First time failed . Second time failed . After ten tries, I kept failing. But I didn't let that stop me. So, instead of feeling down about failing, I learned from it. I worked to figure out what I needed to do actually to win. And you know what? It worked! I started winning. Plus, job offers came my way because they saw how determined I was, not just because I had trophies. Here's the takeaway: Being consistent is super important. Sticking with it pays off no matter what you're doing, whether college stuff, work, or chasing your dreams. So keep going. Be intentional, keep at it even when it's tough, and always be consistent.

Making decisions used to be a struggle when I was a kid. I would worry that if I chose one way, it would affect someone else. If I decided to go another way, it would not work for me. One activity that has taught me to make decisions based on knowledge, awareness of where you are, and the desired outcome you want, is judging horse shows. I learned when I was an apprentice that you don't have very long to decide who won and who else would receive a ribbon. One of my mentors asked me in my first training show if I had completed my card for the winners once the class was complete. I had not decided yet who had won and he said that was too slow. He proceeded to teach me how to watch for who may be the winner early in each class and how to mark my notes to keep track of who would win and who else received awards as well. Now when I make decisions I don't dwell on the thought of what if I had chosen another way or another avenue. It helps me to take in the facts, consider the outcome I want and make my decision. Give yourself credit for making a decision today and moving forward. #mentalhealth #goals

Are you prepared for the world after college? College is like preparing for a war, and life after college is like being on the battlefield, you don't know when you will apply what you've learnt, you don't know whether you'll win or lose, survive or die, nothing is certain nothing can be expected. But what you can do is equip yourself well with ample knowledge, practice, skills and training so that your chances of survival and winning on the battlefield and life are higher and more importantly this makes sure your self confidence is high and this belief in yourself is the most important for winning in both war and life. Next week I will be posting some of the top takeaways from my college experience.

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Champions 101: “Winning in any important area of life is more often determined by what we choose to do when what we want doesn’t come quickly or easily.” Read “An Inconvenient Truth,” here: https://buff.ly/3FRsZAs

Being a winner is so easy Just learn to keep going You can't beat someone who doesn't quit. Because Winners: 🔻 Keep trying, trying , never give up 🔻 Keep learning, keep growing 🔻 Stay committed to goals, no matter how it's hard. 🔻 Push their limits, overcome challenges And most importantly ⬇️ 📌 They know It's YOU vs YOU fight They keep improving And try to be 1% better daily.. 🔁 Repost if you agree with me !! ------------ #weekendthoughts #weekend #lifelearning #winners

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Winners Edge Wednesday! What are you doing to WIN today? Winning is a journey and no accident. It definitely comes down to you and the choices you make that will create that path to WIN. #winnersedgewednesday #winnerswin #successmindset #dowhatyoulove #KeepWinning #competeeveryday #LFG #winnersedgeconsulting #letmecoachyou