2. Mark Twain (Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn)
Adam Smith (Wealth of the Nation)
Nicolo Machiavelli (The Prince)
Charles Dickens (A Tale of Two Cities)
Sun Tzu (On the Art of War)
Etc.
90. The WINNER is always a part of the answer
The LOSSER is always has a part of the
problem
The WINNER has a program
The LOSSER has an excuse
91. The WINNER says ‘Let me do it for you’”
The LOSSER says ‘That’s not my job’”
The WINNER sees an answer in every problem
The LOSSER sees a problem in every answer
92. The WINNER sees a green near every sand trap
The LOSSER sees 2 – 3 sand traps near every
green
The WINNER says ‘It may be difficult, but it’s
possible’
The LOSSER says ‘It may be possible, but it’s
difficult’”