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     • Winning has been associated with being egocentric and ego-oriented because of the idea that winning not only depends on you or I, but also the person we are competing with. The truth is that winning is not about performing better than others, rather it is performing to our highest abilities.
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2. thefearlessmind.com › what-does-winning-meanWhat Does “Winning” Mean? | Dr. Craig Manning

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   May 28, 2014 · The truth is that winning is not about performing better than others, rather it is performing to our highest abilities. The real definition of winning Kilian Jornet, one of the most dominating (and competitive) endurance athletes in the world, said this about winning:

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   Mar 8, 2020 · Coach Wooden's views on success versus winning really spoke to me. Succeeding is greater than winning just like character is greater than reputation. I was working on an article about the definition of success and found this TED talk.

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   May 8, 2017 · It’s important to understand that in order to truly win, winning is more than competition. According to Merriam-Webster , the definition of the word "winner" is "one that is successful...

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   The key is not to focus solely on winning and losing, but on the opportunity to learn – regardless of whether you win or lose. Many successful inventions have resulted from ‘failures’.

6. www.psychologytoday.com › gb › blogWhy Winning Matters: Part I | Psychology Today United Kingdom

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   Feb 10, 2009 · What exactly is winning anyway? In the context of this post we'll define winning as the achieving a pre-meditated goal. In other words, to win is to succeed and vice versa.

7. hub.trainxhale.com › 2021/08/25 › does-winning-matterDoes Winning Matter? – Xhale Hub

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   Aug 25, 2021 · For the purpose of this blog I am going to assume by “winning” we mean performing better than all those you are competing against. It relates to the other people in the competition. Winning on its own is an outcome entirely linked with the performance of others.

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   Is winning really about performing better than others?

   • The truth is that winning is not about performing better than others, rather it is performing to our highest abilities. Kilian Jornet, one of the most dominating (and competitive) endurance athletes in the world, said this about winning: “Winning isn’t about finishing in first place. It isn’t about beating the others.

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   Should you focus on winning or losing?

   • The key is not to focus solely on winning and losing, but on the opportunity to learn – regardless of whether you win or lose. Many successful inventions have resulted from ‘failures’. Many ‘wrong’ answers actually open up an opportunity to see things differently, innovate and grow.

   Winning Isn’t Everything: Why It’s Good To Be A Loser Sometimes

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   What makes a person a winner?

   • In my eyes, the definition of a winner is someone who gives 100% of their effort in preparation for and during competition 100% of the time, regardless of the circumstances faced before them. Winning involves more than beating an opponent or the final score on the board. A person can be a winner as long as they give everything they’ve got.

   Redefine Winning And Compete Only Against Yourself - Forbes

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   What is the difference between success and winning?

   • Success is like character. Winning is like reputation ⇒ Your reputation is what you're perceived to be; your character is what you really are. Never mention winning ⇒ You can lose when you outscore somebody in a game, and you can win when you're outscored.

   Notes on the difference between winning and succeeding by John Woo…

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   Can you win a game if you outscore someone?

   • Never mention winning ⇒ You can lose when you outscore somebody in a game, and you can win when you're outscored. Note: Don't run practices (or meetings) late, because you'll go home in a bad mood, and that's not good for your family. Start on time and close on time.

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   What is the difference between winning a game and a character?

   • Winning is like reputation ⇒ Your reputation is what you're perceived to be; your character is what you really are. Never mention winning ⇒ You can lose when you outscore somebody in a game, and you can win when you're outscored. Note: Don't run practices (or meetings) late, because you'll go home in a bad mood, and that's not good for your family.

   Notes on the difference between winning and succeeding by John Woo…

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9. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleA sweeter win: When others help us outperform them

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   Jan 1, 2018 · The results revealed that (1) winning was better than losing, (2) especially when people's win was granted to them and less so when they earned it for themselves, (3) which resulted in higher well-being and prosocial behavior, and also maintained meta-perceptions and other-perceptions of competence and enhanced meta-perceptions and other ...