This document discusses the classification of personal scripts into categories of winning, non-winning, and losing, emphasizing their subjective nature and the potential for change. It encourages individuals to analyze their own scripts to identify areas for improvement and to outline actionable steps to become 'winners' in various aspects of life. The author stresses that the classification serves as a helpful roadmap for personal growth and is not definitive for future outcomes.

1. Caution on script classification

2. Prepared By
Manu Melwin Joy
Research Scholar
School of Management Studies
CUSAT, Kerala, India.
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Mail – manu_melwinjoy@yahoo.com
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3. Caution on classification
• This classification of scripts as
winning, non winning and
losing is only approximate.
• What may count as a non
winning payoff to you may be
a winning payoff to me.
• What is unacceptable in my
social circle may be OK in
yours.

4. Caution on classification
• In fact, most of us decide on
scripts which are a mixture of
winning, non winning and
losing.
• In my unique set of childhood
decisions, I perhaps set myself
up to be a winner at brain
work, a non winner at physical
activity and a first degree
loser at personal relationships.
• Your personal combination of
decision may be entirely
different.

5. Caution on classification
• Most important of all is to
realize that any script can be
changed.
• By becoming aware of my
script, I can discover any areas
in which I made losing
decisions, and change them to
winning decisions.
• The winning, non winning and
losing classification is useful
information about the past. It
gives me a valuable roadmap
for present changes.
• In no way, is it an unchangeable
statement about the future.

6. Activity
• Review your own script
and find out in which
category you belong.
• Do you identify specific
areas in your life where
you have set yourself up to
be a winner, a loser, a non
winner?
• Are there areas in which
you have so far been a
loser or non winner and
would like to be a winner?

7. Activity
• If so, for each of these
areas, write down how you
would know you were
winning instead of losing
or non losing in that area.
What would be your
winning outcomes?
• The for each area, write
down at least five actions
you can take to bring about
your winning outcomes. Do
one of these actions each
day.

8. Thank You

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