Act like a winner

You need to like the things that need to be done. St. Francis of Assisi says, “Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible and suddenly your are doing the impossible.”

If you want to be a winner:

• Have faith in your convictions
• Be willing to accept responsibility
• Develop an optimistic attitude
• Learn to motivate yourself
• Increase your level of aspiration
• Start your day on a positive note
• Avoid fear of failure.
• Act like an achiever. Don't say, “Someday, I'll set my goals” Rather say, “I'm working on the goals I've set”.
• Be aware of the importance of your goals.
• Gather all information needed to achieve what you are aiming for

Winners versus Losers

• The winner is always part of the answers;

The loser is always part of the problem

• The winner always has a problem;

The loser always has an excuse

• The winner says, “Let me do it for you”;

The loser says, “That's not my job”

• A winner makes commitments

A loser makes promises

• Winners have dreams;

Losers have schemes

• Winners say, “I must do something”;

Losers say, “Something must be done.”

• Winners choose what they say,

Losers say what they choose

• Winners see the gains;

Losers see the pain

• Winners see the potential;

Losers see the past

• Winners are part of the team;

Losers are apart from the team

• Winners are interested in ideas;

Losers are interested in people

• Winners have a caring attitude;

Losers have a critical attitude

• Winners are humble;

Losers are arrogant

• Winners respect authority;

Losers rebel against authority

• Winners are confident;

Losers are confused

• Winners are assertive;

Losers are aggressive

• Winners are responsible;

Losers are always blaming others

• Winners are optimistic;

Losers are fatalistic

• Winners are givers;

Losers are takers

• Winners are      internally driven;

Losers are externally driven