Competition in Life and Business Doesn’t Exist
Sunday, January 31st, 2010What is your outlook on competition in life and business?
Competition doesn’t exist for me because…I live in a world of abundance. There will always be enough of everything everywhere for everyone every time.Competition doesn’t exist for me because…the subconscious mind rejects for itself whatever it despises in others. I wish for others everything I wish for myself. I wish for others the highest level of happiness, success, and prosperity in college, life, and business.
Why?…Why not? Besides, if you despise another’s wealth or success or anything he/she has accomplished, you are feeding negative thoughts to your own subconscious, which ultimately leads to the prevention of any wealth, success, or accomplishment you may so desire for yourself. This is not just talk, it’s a proven fact.Competition doesn’t exist for me because…I love you and live in a world of ultimate unification. Loving others simply means wanting deeply to see the best for others, as you would yourself. Unification of our generation is the key to elevation. No matter what route you take, which venture you pursue, or whatever your beliefs and passions are, unifying for a greater growth for all is always better than struggling to grow individually.
The term ’self made’ is powerful yet heavily confused. In basketball terminology, let’s say you’re a jump shooter. You decide whether you want to sit on the bench and watch, pass the ball, or take a shot. Once you decide to take the shot, and build up enough courage (through countless practice), you finally shoot. You are the self-made shooter, but ‘people’ are the ‘ACCURACY of the Shot!’ Without that you won’t score no matter how hard you try! Why compete with your accuracy, when you can unify with it and score every time?Competition doesn’t exist for me because…it promotes keeping up with the Joneses; one of the top key contributors to the prevention of building true wealth, success, or happiness. I once read that, “the fastest way to fail is to try to impress people all the time.” People constantly lose themselves trying to find out how to keep up with others. If you find yourself in this race, get out immediately because you will never be happy no matter how much money you have. Strive for excellence, and do so righteously and for your own preference. ‘Keeping up with the Joneses’ is a hell of a drug. Definitely say no to this drug!