Tuesday, February 28, 2006

The "MINDGAME"!

One always comes across duals where some1 wins and the other person loses, more often than not duals r contested by ppl with equal potentials. The fact being a fact when both players possess nealy same potential then y is it that one person wins while the other person loses, some plausible reasons for this could be the day belonged to the winner (a literary person would say "the winner got out of the bed on the right side", an ardend relegious guy would say "the Gods favour was on the winners side", a betting person would say "the winner got lucky, he had things going his way"), my argument for this SCENARIO is "Winners r stronger where it matters the most, MIND". A winner in most cases is a person who believes he can win, so takin this reasoning one step furthur a "consistent winner" is one whose mind is conditioned to believe that he cannot lose. Mental conditionind is not an abstract philosofy as believed by some but an ATTITUDE which can actually be attained by fervent effort and rigorous cerebral moulding. We often come across sales people who dont let go till they close the sale => the cajole, convince, at times confront, corroborate, complicate things, connieve buyers, consistently pursue potential clients, create congenial ambiance for purchase, create needs <-> wants & desires, connote psychological importance (They do everyting humanly possible to close the sale but never give up!), we also meet sales force members who wait for things to happen => The difference between the two is evident the formar thinks he/she can make the sale but the latter hopes the sale is done by forces beyond the persons control. People often construct "Ceilings to Potential", and tend to believe it is virtually impossible to perform beyond the threshold (these upper limits could be because of past experiences or environment or escapist attitude). It is important to understand that human potential is beyond geographic, anatomic, congisance constraints.
What is more important is that mental conditioning is as important as skill set acquiring => positive energy without positive actions is worthless (else the mental map would only be a card castle which can collapse with a blow of wind), one should broaden one's horizons not only on the tangible skill acquisition side but also aim at pushing or ideally doing away with any kind of psychological barriers to optimal utilizaion of the acquired skills...
Goahead => B a CEREBRAL ASSASIN!

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