In the society that you live in, the world that you exist, at least in the community that you live around, here is a question to think. Do you love to win or do you hate to lose? If you had to pick a anyone which can represent the set of people in and around you, which one would it be and why?
Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 1:41
There are people who basically love to win, but it doesn't matter if they are losing. And the same applies to me. Of course I love to win, but if I lose it is accepted as a learning. And around me, in most cases that has been the case
Aayan Banerjee
@BasTalk · 2:43
And clearly I'm not suggesting that one is right and the other is wrong, but it kind of gives you the impression that if you hate to lose, you probably have a better chance of success while the people surrounding us whose stakes are not as high, presumably, kind of there's an assumption there, therefore it doesn't really matter if they lose. I guess the point that I was trying to bring out here is it kind of decides the fabric of our society that we live in today
Greg Hislop
@TheCribPod · 1:27
Losing removes the excess pieces, and the more to be honest, the more you lose, you get closer to what you want to get to, because it shows that you're on the right path, and then you do a correction to go on the correct path, and then you get to the app beautiful sculpture, and which that beautiful sculpture is, is basically your goal and what you want. So it's just a mindset of losing. So that's kind of my thought on that
Sagar Bhosale
@sagarbhosale · 2:58
So in short, many of the people which I know or in generally people do not end up becoming entrepreneurs or businessmen because these are the lots that I face in my webinars and seminars or questionnaires or interviews. They are inactive because it's their unconscious choice. The stability that they face in day to day life because of their jobs actually makes them lose over a longer period of time. Lose the concept of self belief and victory has defeated them, you can say safely
Aayan Banerjee
@BasTalk · 1:31
Well, thank you. The crypt pod. That was very insightful and the example was fabulous. Discovering your reality through failures. Let me just probably forward the conversation and put in one more analogy. If you teach a fish to climb a tree, it's going to fail miserably and remain under confident for the rest of its life, thinking, I couldn't achieve my goals, so I'm a failure
Greg Hislop
@TheCribPod · 1:30
And to be honest, the notes are very optimistic, and they told us what we had to work on, myself and my writing partner, and I told them, I'll be honest. I told them, look, honestly, this is far more beneficial than the price, because I would have hated to submit that script, and it would be not as good as a script that they'd be willing to accept