Winners Verses Losers
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This document contrasts the characteristics of winners versus losers. It states that winners are proactive and solution-oriented, seeing possibilities and opportunities to overcome problems through teamwork and commitment. In contrast, losers are reactive, seeing only problems and making excuses for mistakes or lacking responsibility. Winners focus on gains and values, while losers focus on pain and petty issues.
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Winners Verses Losers
- 2. Winner have Dreams Loser have Schemes
- 3. Winner sees an answer for every Problem Loser sees a problem for every Answer
- 4. Winners are a part of the Team Losers are apart from the Team
- 5. Winner says It may be difficult but it is possible Loser says It may be possible but it is too difficult
- 6. Winners Choose what they say Losers say what they Choose
- 7. Winner see the Potential Loser see the Past
- 8. Winners see Possibilities Losers see Problems
- 9. Winners make it Happen Losers let it Happen.
- 10. When a winner makes a mistake, he says I was wrong When a loser makes a mistake, he says It wasn’t my fault .
- 11. Winner says ‘Let me do it for you’ Loser says ‘That is not my job’
- 12. Winner always has a program Loser always has a excuse
- 13. Winners see the Gain Losers see the Pain
- 14. Winners use hard arguments but soft words Losers use soft arguments but hard words
- 15. Winner say ‘I must do Something’ Loser say ‘Something must be done’
- 16. Winners stand firm on values but compromise on petty things. Losers stand firm on petty things but compromise on values
- 17. Winners are like Thermostat Losers are like Thermometer
- 18. Winner makes Commitments Loser makes Promises
- 19. Winners follow the philosophy ‘Don’t do to others what You want them to do to you’ Losers follow the philosophy ‘Do it to others before they Do it to you’
- 21. Winners Plan and Prepare to win. Losers Prepare to Win without planning
- 22. Winners believe in Win – Win solutions Losers believe to Win some one has to lose