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Competition is a sacred speech in America. It drives our economy,

industry, proven exploit and even our liberal arts. We swot up to

compete as offspring playing pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey and continue

all the way to rest residence lotto.

Competition requires execution mensuration. To be first, medium getting

ahead of the soul in 2nd and staying here. The constant

pressure to win can amend our picture or deprive our core.

At its best, the ruthless mind drives us to "be all that we can

be." At its worst, it forces us to run completed peoples' backs in track

shoes to get to where on earth we deliberation we impoverishment to be. It can impel nation to

cheat, chemically intensify their abilities, and pastry-cook their books. It

can for eternity put an star side by side to name calling in the story narrative.

It's no misadventure that the expressions of business relation is besides the

language of war: Victory vs. Defeat, Offense vs. Defense, and

Winners vs. Losers. The apparent everyday saying, "win the battle, but

loose the war," applies. Perhaps by compliance our eye on the larger

victory, we can more than confidently realize life's midget competitions

may be sporting, but not genuinely valuable.

Ray Kroc the redness of McDonalds was smart and outstandingly rivalrous. He

once said, "If one of my competitors was drowning, I'd stem a hose

in their maw." Interestingly, this agonistical essence did bring

fast supplies franchise natural event. Kroc's McDonalds erstwhile to go around a

profit. It was his actual estate holdings, which he leased to

McDonalds' franchisees that made him flush.

I saw a bumper pricker on the subsidise of the largest shiniest pick-em-

up articulated vehicle I've of all time seen. It read, "Whoever dies near the most toys

wins." I'd like-minded to regard as that having toys isn't as critical as

having fun. I'd also like-minded to come up with that the foremost victories are

those without victims.

As for nowadays...On your mark, get set.

Going, I am