How to Compete Against Yourself and Win?

07/13/20 • 26 min

Being competitive is an inherent human quality. Competitiveness is either learned or it can be a genetic component of human behavior. Competition has been an inevitable consequence of human drive and is a natural state of being. Can being competitive be destructive, especially when taken to extremes? Can it undermine your self-worth? And who are you really competing against? Learn the 9 ways we compete against ourselves plus, what successful people do to set themselves up to win.

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