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Rivals and Rivalry
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Rivals and Rivalry  I think this quote is valid and applicable in many situations beyond the business world. A rival is what pushes us t.o become stronger, faster, smarter, and more creative. Rivalries on the playing field and the sporting world work the same way. Even the worlds of science, music, and art see productive competition. Your rival is usually someone of roughly similar background (in gender, age, sport played, job title) who more or less evenly matches you in skill and with whom you face off in repeated encounters. Would Bill Gates have accomplished as much if there had been no Steve Jobs? What about Coke without Pepsi? Paul McCartney without John Lennon? |
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Growing up, I saw the rivalry evolve between my two older brothers. They were only sixteen months apart. Their personalities couldn't have been more different. One was a natural athlete and the other did well academically. One was quietly assertive and the other was boisterous and clamouring for the spotlight. Have you had a rivalry that helped drive you to success?
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Just don't let a revel make you jealous if you can't keep up. It can make one bitter or feel down about one's self. Just do your best there are winner and losers in this world.
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As one who has spent much of his life as a competitive athlete and businessman, I am compelled to agree. While I love to win, my passion for competition is even more intense and abiding- for exactly the reasons you articulate. That said, I stand in awe (and envy) of those people who are indifferent to judgment and competition. They do what they do (and perform brilliantly) simply for themselves. To be sure, such people are unicorns and near-impossible to emulate. For most of us, it is the thrill of the hunt that drives.
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There's always been someone I'd look up to and try and emulate in business and other aspects of my life. As part of a band, we'd always try and out-do a group we had our eyes and ears on. The competition was productive and fun and pushed us to give a 110%. ... is there another way to look at it Going Too Fucking Far NEW Blog Features RevealeD O O A Foolproof Method Posted Over on that NEW site O O
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I had a few rivals (friendly type) when I was racing we pushed each other and it seemed like it made it more competitive and therefore fun. When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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Yes, I agree indeed! We all need rivals to stimulate our lives! Please become an Apollo602021 blog follower!
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I have to agree as well with all the comments thus far. I have had co workers and athletes whom were friends push me as I would them to better ourselves. The competition does help make us stronger. I think it can be fun to compete but when one becomes boastful and mean to belittle the other person, then I think they have gone too far. We all bring something to the table.
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Just don't let a revel make you jealous if you can't keep up. It can make one bitter or feel down about one's self. Just do your best there are winner and losers in this world.
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As one who has spent much of his life as a competitive athlete and businessman, I am compelled to agree. While I love to win, my passion for competition is even more intense and abiding- for exactly the reasons you articulate. That said, I stand in awe (and envy) of those people who are indifferent to judgment and competition. They do what they do (and perform brilliantly) simply for themselves. To be sure, such people are unicorns and near-impossible to emulate. For most of us, it is the thrill of the hunt that drives.
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There's always been someone I'd look up to and try and emulate in business and other aspects of my life. As part of a band, we'd always try and out-do a group we had our eyes and ears on. The competition was productive and fun and pushed us to give a 110%.
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I had a few rivals (friendly type) when I was racing we pushed each other and it seemed like it made it more competitive and therefore fun.
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Yes, I agree indeed! We all need rivals to stimulate our lives!
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I have to agree as well with all the comments thus far. I have had co workers and athletes whom were friends push me as I would them to better ourselves. The competition does help make us stronger. I think it can be fun to compete but when one becomes boastful and mean to belittle the other person, then I think they have gone too far. We all bring something to the table.
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My profession is Food Service. One year worked in Hotel Restaurant with Room Service Switchboard. The Rival was myself. How could I become a better cook??? You need to Respect your co workers and managers. The General Manager there was only your boss Plain and simple
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While this is awesome, there are many times there can be a dark side, as some totally take them out of context/content. Of course, we always hope common sense comes out to play. Hope all is well!  In Luv, Lite, Laffter ...
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While this is awesome, there are many times there can be a dark side, as some totally take them out of context/content. Of course, we always hope common sense comes out to play. Hope all is well!
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