Have you ever thought that revolutionaries and politicians do not live by the laws that write on their slogans? They often turn a blind eye to the "chimeras" between good and evil, and like to repeat that they do not judge the winners. So, in today's publication, we will consider the meaning of the word “winner”.
Meaning of the word
So the winner is the one who won. It can be won in battle. History knows the names of the victorious military leaders, such as Suvorov, Kutuzov, Zhukov. Also, a country can be called the word “winner” when, for example, this country won the war.
Also, winners are in sports. In this case, the winner is the one who managed to prove his physical advantage over an opponent or a group of opponents.
The winner is also called the one who has proved his absolute superiority in any kind of activity. For example, the winner of a competition. And finally, if a person walks with the appearance of a winner or, as they say, walks in the winners, this means that he is proud and rejoices in his success in any business.
I want to be a winner!
The psychologist Denis Wightley wrote the book Psychology of the Winner in 1984, highlighting nine habits that anyone who strives for success should develop in himself. The winner must clearly see in his imagination that picture that he wants to achieve. One of the important qualities of a winner is the ability to set clear goals. In addition, he should not worry about trifles: focusing on the positive aspects of life will not allow stress to overcome him.
The winner is a determined person! He is always honest with himself. He is prone to empathy, that is, he feels the people around him. He correctly and adequately evaluates his strength. He is disciplined and understands his own feelings. And, finally, the winner is a whole person, he believes in what he is doing, he does not bend and adjusts to circumstances. He has his own beliefs and principles that he will never betray. The winner draws strength from the inside, but never takes them from the outside. Such an image is created - a man-rock, a man-block.
Success is never blamed?
This expression became winged thanks to Empress Catherine II, who expressed her opinion about the actions of Suvorov during the assault on Turtukai fortress in 1773, which was taken contrary to the order of Field Marshal Rumyantsev. In victory, the result is important, not the funds that have been spent. It may seem like a cruel principle, but as they say, the winner is not judged! Is it a victory? Or maybe just a happy coincidence?