Being a winner

     Being a winner is an essential quality to have as a human. In many games, such as sports, children and adults alike thrive when they win. Many people work hard to become winners in all aspects of their lives. Winning demonstrates your innate strengths and abilities; it's a manifestation of your horizons, talents and hard work. When you win, you're demonstrating that you are better than what others think you are.

     Winning represents the essence of being a human. It shows how strong your values are and how much you care about yourself. It demonstrates your self-assurance and confidence in yourself. You can't truly enjoy something until you've won it- and that includes money, possessions and the love of others. People celebrate winners and mourn losers everywhere in society. Essentially, winning is an intrinsic part of human nature.

      There are many ways to win a game and many ways to win a war. In sports, you can score more points than your opponent or win games by time-binding. In war, you can conquer territory or kill enemy soldiers to win battles. You can also gain power over your peers or colleagues to win internal competitions. Winning is what we do; it's a way we show ourselves to the world. This is why people work tirelessly to become winners in their careers. They want to be the best at what they do and want to impress others with their talent.

      People mourn losers even more than they celebrate them. We've all seen sad photos of people crying after losing an important game or competition. There's even a term for the feeling people have after losing- it's called post-conjunction syndrome, or PCS. Basically, this means that people feel sadness after winning something because it reminds them of how much they've won in life so far. PCS is common in people who have won enough to feel entitled to celebrate their wins. When they lose something small, they realize how far they've come since childhood.

    Being a winner is an essential quality that demonstrates your innate strengths and abilities. People celebrate winners and mourn losers everywhere in society. Essentially, winning is an intrinsic part of human nature; without it, no one would ever feel sad after winning or celebrate themselves enough to mourn losers. Anyone can become a winner if they're willing to put the work into becoming one.