
About this episode
Competition is best for us. It’s healthy. It’s necessary. It’s the best atmosphere and example we can set as a leader. We aren’t competing against others. We are competing against our best self. We must become our best, to help others become their best. In this episode I go over 5 benefits of competition. You aren’t here for a participation trophy. You’re here to level up!
Timestamps:
5:24 - Compete to be your best
7:39 - Merit-based business
9:19 - Competition instills great work ethic
12:42 - Competition teaches us to adapt under pressure
15:36 - Competition teaches us to be winners vs. whiners
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