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

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The people with the Lose-Win paradigm are inclined to move to the way of lesser resistance. They want to acquire acceptance from other people and are intimidated by others’ strengths. They shy away from expressing their feelings and wants. Leaders with this mindset or paradigm have an indulgent and permissive leadership style. As you can clearly see from the quote above “winners” and “losers” are not about competition. There is not a line separating the 1% as “winners” from the rest of us. Use social media to your benefit. Swap time you spend on social media for listening to audios that will inspire you and help you get better.

Starting new habits takes time to form. Tom Zigler said it takes persistent consistency. Remember that. Persistent Consistency.When it comes to being an adult, it is looking at it with an open perspective. To argue with people and still be friends just because you have different perspectives. But also to take away things you can grow from when someone does prove you wrong. It is about not needing to be right as much as you need and want to grow and expand. Pride keeps you in a bubble. It feels safe and looks safe. But it never allows you to grow and expand and reach your full potential. It may keep you in your comfort zone, but it takes away the joy and positive things that come from taking lifes cuts and bruises. Healing from them and becoming stronger because of them. No single paradigm is best for every situation; there will be times when different frameworks are appropriate. The challenge is to have an accurate enough perspective of a situation to determine which paradigm fits best, without just defaulting to what your scripting has ingrained in you. There are two type of people in this life. People that let fear stop them from doing things. That let fear push them away from action. That paralyzes people.

The most effective time to do affirmations is first thing in the morning. That way, the benefits carry on throughout your day. Need some more examples? Here are 100 positive affirmations that cover all areas of life. 2. Negative visualization Ask any race. Any real racer. It doesn’t matter if you win by an inch or a mile, winning’s winning.” – Fast & Furious The author has convincingly emphasized the need for hard work, perseverance, judging the nature of others, team spirit, forming comprehensive views of the issues, and many other valuable traits of a successful person by means of gripping narrations.

Habit 4: think win/win is one of the 7 habits that aims to find a solution that benefits both sides, where everyone is happy with the decision and committed to the plan. People with a habit 4: think win/win frame of mind value cooperation over competition and believe that there is plenty — of money, success, happiness, and good fortune — to go around. The Six Paradigms of Habit 4: Think Win/Win

It is about knowing your end goal, but it is more than that. Rather than just having an end goal make a movie in your head that shows you achieving that goal.Covey worked with the organization to reform the system to reflect a Win/Win paradigm and create a habit 4: think win/win scenario: They developed individual performance agreements that reflected the work and goals of each employee or team, and the following year the company presented awards to about 800 employees out of the 1,000 who attended the annual meeting. These awards recognized associates who met personal and team goals, and as a result everyone was able to celebrate and encourage each other more genuinely because each person’s achievement had been her own, not as a result of someone else’s shortcomings. Stephen Covey’s win/win paradigm proved successful. Win-win lets you identify humanity for others because when you become familiar with people who also have goals like you, it helps you understand them better. This is the attitude of a winner and a champion. I can promise you that anyone you have ever looked up to or admired, or wanted to become like has this attitude. They take on life head on. They are their own coach. They motivate themselves when their battery is low. And they push harder than anyone else when that battery is charge. Grind my friends. This article is an excerpt from the Shortform summary of "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen Covey. Shortform has the world's best summaries of books you should be reading.