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1. www.inc.com › peter-economy › why-losers-often-winLosing Can Be a Good Thing: Here's Why | Inc.com

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   Aug 7, 2015 · It's absolutely normal to want to win, to want to feel good about yourself. The problem with constantly winning, however, is that we never have to face our demons. The hardest part of life is ...

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2. www.mind-designsports.org › blogs › losing-how-toLosing – How to Get Over it and Why it can Actually be a Good ...

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   Jun 3, 2022 · Losing – How to Get Over it and Why it can Actually be a Good Thing. “ Losing is essential to anyone’s success. The more you lose, the more you want to win. ” Brett Hull. “ Winning is important for confidence and losing is necessary for learning.”. Dr. Rakesh YashRoy (October 6, 2017).

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3. www.innerdrive.co.uk › blog › why-do-we-like-winningWhy do we like winning? And 6 things to do when we lose

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   Why we like to win, according to psychology. The reason why winning feels so good is because it is actually largely chemical. There is a hormone in our brain called dopamine, which is linked to pleasure. And when we win, we produce more dopamine, which triggers a good feeling in the reward area of your brain, that you want to experience again ...

4. drmichellecleere.com › blog › psychology-of-winningPsychology of Winning and Losing in Sports - Dr. Michelle Cleere

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   Jul 5, 2016 · success. Dr. Michelle Cleere. Dr. Michelle Cleere helps top athletes, musicians, and executives in competitive fields unlock the power of the mind and create the mental toughness to be the best. She gives her clients the mental tools to deal with performance anxiety, gain more confidence, and build resilience. Check out her credentials.

5. www.forbes.com › sites › sallypercyWinning Isn’t Everything: Why It’s Good To Be A Loser Sometimes

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   Oct 13, 2020 · Victory is defined in a narrow way, focusing on domination, power and strength. History is written by the victors and seen through their eyes. This attitude toward winning has transferred easily ...

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6. www.webmd.com › balance › ssWhy You Need to Win - WebMD

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   Aug 29, 2024 · It Feels So Good. Your desire to win could be related to a chemical in your brain called dopamine, which is linked to pleasure. Besting your buddy on the golf course not only gives you bragging ...

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   Is it normal to want to win?

   • It's absolutely normal to want to win, to want to feel good about yourself. The problem with constantly winning, however, is that we never have to face our demons. The hardest part of life is learning how to roll with the punches when you think you can't go on.

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   Why does winning Feel So Good?

   • The reason why winning feels so good is because it is actually largely chemical. There is a hormone in our brain called dopamine, which is linked to pleasure. And when we win, we produce more dopamine, which triggers a good feeling in the reward area of your brain, that you want to experience again and again.

   Why do we like winning? And 6 things to do when we lose

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   Is winning a good thing?

   • Winning feels great, but winning all the time may become boring and make you complacent, thereby stopping you from working as hard because you become content with how things are. Losing on the other hand does not feel good, but it makes you want to work harder and achieve what you previously could not.

   Losing – How to Get Over it and Why it can Actually be a Good Thing

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   Is it necessary to worry about winning?

   • While people who don’t worry much about winning may be better off in some aspects, competition can bring out the best in some individuals and winning feels good. However, cooperation can help us communicate better, trust others more, and accept people who are different.

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   Are winning and losing important?

   • Many of my young clients don’t quite understand that winning and losing are both important and actually do think that they should always be winning. This is a problem for them at their young age and it only gets worse as they get older. As kids, the expectation is that they win.

   Psychology of Winning and Losing in Sports - Dr. Michelle Cleere

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   Does winning Make you Better People?

   • They're the easiest things to remember, the highlight reels we replay over and over again in our minds. They're the moments we like to relive when things are hard. Winning makes us feel good, like we've accomplished something great, but it doesn't force us to self-reflect and self-improve. It, rather unfortunately, doesn't make us better people.

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8. blog.mindvalley.com › 10-secrets-behind-psychology10 Secrets Behind the Psychology of Winning by Denis Waitley

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   Jan 8, 2018 · 9. Use your gifts — and pass down your own. The greatest gifts you can give your children are the roots of responsibility and the wings of independence. — Denis Waitley. Your greatest gift to your children, to society, and to yourself is to fulfill your responsibilities and establish your independence. 10.