Habit of Winning: Stories to Inspire, Motivate and Unleash the Winner Within

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There are several stories and narrations like 'Acres of diamonds', 'Tyrone Bogues', 'Robin Uthappa' etc, which serve as confidence-builders.

Ask any race. Any real racer. It doesn’t matter if you win by an inch or a mile, winning’s winning.” – Fast & Furious

When you’re trying to find a Win/Win solution with a person who has a Win/Lose paradigm, focus on the relationship: Make deposits in the Emotional Bank Account, show that you respect and appreciate the other person and her perspective. Don’t be reactive, but rather try to truly listen to and understand the other person. This process is itself a major deposit in the Emotional Bank Account, and eventually the other person may recognize that you genuinely want a Win/Win solution. Agreements

People with a Lose/Win mindset lose not only in their interactions, but also in their own well-being: They tend to suppress a lot of feelings, which can fester and bubble up in anger, resentment, cynicism, and psychosomatic illnesses that can especially affect the respiratory, nervous, and circulatory systems.Recognizing these situations is important to understanding habit 4: think win/win. Lose/Lose: If I Can’t Win, Neither Can You Winners make a habit of manufacturing their own positive expectations in advance of the event” – Brian Tracy Repeat this cycle until the act becomes a habit, second nature, an automatic response to any situation. You need to feel invested in the things you do. It is not about doing that project at work, because the “boss needs it”. Own the project. Make it your own.Winners are passionate about what they do. They are able to impact way more people when they are operating from this place. They become and are seen almost as god-like. As they are tireless. We all know that person who does things that we simply can’t comprehend. That puts in so many hours into their craft that we wonder if they even sleep. Fostering a Growth Mindset:A growth mindset is a crucial aspect of embracing failure. It involves believing that abilities and intelligence can be developed through effort and perseverance. This mindset encourages individuals to take on challenges and see failure as an opportunity for growth. A Champion Needs – To Visualize Their Success + A Systematic Structure To Get There + The Will Power To Follow Through