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Is Winning Everything ????????????????

This is a part of a very interesting article about Success, Winning, And Chasing.....





Victory is not always About the stands erupting in a joyous whoop, but a quiet, inner satisfaction that comes from having given one's best.

From sporting greats who made history, to an autistic child completing a race or learning anything, success is often about achieving personal milestones.


So is it's not about winning !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If it would have been, then every one wants to succeed. And hence, not every one can win. It's not a race to your personal achievements. It's not necessary after winning always and everything, you taste the success or you feel successful within.
 
It's the journey that counts ....................
Life is unpredictable. When you are in dump, the change is just round the corner.
It's difficult to look for the silver lining, but the persistence that keeps you going.

There is a dignity in the struggle, which helps you understand your identity better.

Nurture your dream....Do your best ..........Enjoy the journey..........

Top Article On Developing Killer Instincts

Brain By Topnews
This post is the gist of a very interesting article on Killer Instinct.

Killer Instincts

So what are killer instincts? How do you know if you have them or not? Killer instincts don't refer to the ability to predict, it's the ability to correctly predict, through careful study of a situation and experience, the correct outcome of each and every scenario you face.

It's about rarely being wrong when interpreting and calculating the consequences of a situation. It's the innate ability some people have to always be on top of things. In business, it's often the difference between those who make it and those who don't. Killer instincts are your way of saying to Lady Luck, "Screw you, I don't need your help."


A person with killer instincts sees an enemy where others don't see anything, a hotel and casino empire where others see desert, and so on and so forth. The enemy can be anything, your bad habits, your thought process etc.

It's not only about getting out of a jam. It's about having vision, knowing when it's the right time to finish off an enemy, knowing when to ice a stand-up guy because he's about to go rotten, anticipating what the other guy is going to do before he even gives it any thought, etc.



Developing Killer Instincts 

First off, by being patient. Rome wasn't built in a day. You can't skip steps here. Like getting over a broken heart, developing your instincts is going to require time.

The key is to be observant and vigilant. Be observant of your own life experiences, and especially others' experiences. 

Recognize patterns in human behavior and human psychology. When you're able to understand how the mind thinks, what greed does to people, which vulnerabilities expose a man, and what lies are used to cover incompetence, then your killer instincts will start to sharpen.  

Learn from every conflict you face. Don't settle for solving the problem; use every situation to test your ability to recognize outcomes and opportunities. If you made a decision and the outcome wasn't what you wanted, don't just tell yourself, "Better luck next time." Look for what went wrong.

Try to minimize your mistakes. Sometimes screwing up is the only way to learn in life, but if you can avoid stupidities on your way to "optimizing" your gut feelings.

REMEMBER ALWAYS - THE KILLER IS WITHIN


The Excellence Keys

                                                     It is not a skill but an attitude.


The wikipedia says: 

"Excellence is a talent or quality which is unusually good and so surpasses ordinary standards. It is also an aimed for standard of performance."

It is a choice that anyone can make. But everything in this world needs dedication and sincerity.  To achieve excellence, sincerely dedicate yourself. This article is the gist of the lecture given by Mr. Tony Swartz in Harward Business School.


Here are few keys that can help you in the pursuit of excellence.





Pursue what you want: Passion an incredible motivator creates focus, resilience, and perseverance. Don't quit. Passion is the state in which your heart and mind is in unison.


 Do hardest work first: Most great performers follow this strategy. They take on the difficult work of practice in the mornings, before they do anything else. That's when most of us have the most energy and the fewest distractions.

Practice intensely: Without interruption for short periods of no longer than 90 minutes and then take a break. Ninety minutes appears to be the maximum amount of time that we can bring the highest level of focus to any given activity.


 Seek expert feedback, in intermittent doses: The simpler and more precise the feedback, the more equipped you are to make adjustments. Too much feedback, too continuously, however, can create interference.


Take regular renewal breaks: Relaxing after intense effort not only provides an opportunity to rejuvenate, but also to metabolize and embed learning. It's also during rest that the right hemisphere of brain becomes more dominant, which can lead to creative breakthroughs.

Ritualize practice: Will and discipline are wildly overrated. As the researcher Roy Baumeister has found, none of us have very much of it. The best way to insure you'll take on difficult tasks is to ritualize them — build specific, inviolable times at which you do them, so that over time you do them without having to squander energy thinking about them.


Well the above points seems to be simple and straight. Use the above keys to unlock the potential inside.

Principles of Success

Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other.
                                                                         Abraham Lincoln
 
How do we define success? Webster’s dictionary defines success as “ the attainment of wealth, favor , or eminence.” I think we would agree that Webster’s definition is quite accurate in terms of how we look at people that we perceive to be “successful”.
I would like to expand on this thinking with the following 10 Principles of Success

1) Have a Dream- Create a vision for your future, no matter how big or outrageous your dream is.

2) Develop your Action Plan- Goal setting: Organize your thoughts and feelings on paper, when you do that they become more real. Tape these goals to bathroom mirror, or the refrigerator, somewhere you will see them on a daily basis.

3) Control your Focus- In this day and age of “multi-tasking” you may find this principle hard to follow. However, you must remain focused on your goals if you hope to attain success. Don‘t let yourself get distracted.

4) Seek Guidance- Finding a mentor is of the utmost importance! Find someone you respect and would like to learn from.

5) Practice Self-Discipline- There will be times when you will be tested, you need to stay on target, and re-focus on your goals.

6) Be Aggressive- I don’t know of any successful people that sat around and waited for things to just happen! You need to make things happen, take the initiative and Go For it.

7) Believe in Yourself- If you don’t who else will? Be confident in your abilities to turn things around when things don’t look so good. Your attitude is a little thing that can make a big difference.

8) Be a Pioneer- You will undoubtedly run into people who will tell you “it can’t be done” ignore them, if you have an idea that has not been tried before work to make it a reality. Every great achievement was once considered impossible.

9) Learn to Budget- Put your time, energy and money behind your plan, but do not forget to budget time for you family! They are the reason for your success.

10) Love what you Do- No matter what, you must love what you do in order to live a rich, healthy and successful life.




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