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WINNER VERSUS LOSERS
 The winner is always a part of solution
The loser is always part of problem.
 The winner always has a program.
The loser has always an excuse.
 The winner says, “let me do it for you”
The loser says, “That’s not my job”
 The winner see answer for every problem
The loser sees a problem for every answer.
 The winner says, “it may be difficult but it is possible”
The looser says, ”it may be possible, but it is too difficult “
 When winner makes the mistake, he says, “I was wrong”
When looser makes a mistake, he says, “it wasn’t my fault”
 A winner makes a commitments.
A loser makes promises.
 Winner have dream.
Losers have schemes.
 A winner says, “I must do something “
A loser says, “Something must be done”
 Winner sees gains.
Losers see pain.
 Winner sees responsibilities.
Losers sees problems.
 Winner see potential.
Loser sees past.
 Winners choose what they say.
Losers say what they choose.
 Winner use hard argument but soft word.
Losers use hard word but soft argument.
 Winners stand firm on value but compromises on pretty things.
Losers stand firm on pretty things but compromises on value.
 Winners make it happen.
Losers let it happen.
 Winners struggle for something.
Losers struggle for nothing.

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WINNER VERSUS LOSERS

  • 1. WINNER VERSUS LOSERS  The winner is always a part of solution The loser is always part of problem.  The winner always has a program. The loser has always an excuse.  The winner says, “let me do it for you” The loser says, “That’s not my job”  The winner see answer for every problem The loser sees a problem for every answer.  The winner says, “it may be difficult but it is possible” The looser says, ”it may be possible, but it is too difficult “  When winner makes the mistake, he says, “I was wrong” When looser makes a mistake, he says, “it wasn’t my fault”  A winner makes a commitments. A loser makes promises.  Winner have dream. Losers have schemes.  A winner says, “I must do something “ A loser says, “Something must be done”  Winner sees gains. Losers see pain.  Winner sees responsibilities. Losers sees problems.  Winner see potential. Loser sees past.  Winners choose what they say. Losers say what they choose.  Winner use hard argument but soft word. Losers use hard word but soft argument.
  • 2.  Winners stand firm on value but compromises on pretty things. Losers stand firm on pretty things but compromises on value.  Winners make it happen. Losers let it happen.  Winners struggle for something. Losers struggle for nothing.