How to Beat Your Rivals That 90% of People Don't Know

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This time, I will talk about "How to beat your rivals that 90% of people don't know."

(This is an article that explains why I write about self-improvement. Please take a look if you'd like.)
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The concept is [Self-improvement that even people who don't read books can enjoy and understand].
I will post using my own expressions, based on the knowledge I gain from reading 365 books a year.


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*️⃣ People who think self-improvement sounds difficult but are interested in it
*️⃣ People who want to solve the problems they are currently facing
*️⃣ People who don't read books
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After reading, I hope you feel:
✳️ That self-improvement is interesting
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✳️ That you gained knowledge that leads to growth
✳️ That the necessary information was easier to understand than just browsing a book

I hope you feel the above.

Wanting to beat your rivals
is a good thing, but...

It is certainly a good thing. However, even if you continue to compete with others, it will only turn into something endless.
Even if you continue to compete with others, it will only turn into something endless.

For example

Have you ever had feelings like this?
There is no end if you look up, and conversely, there is no end if you look down.
So what should you do?

This time, it's a story about such "competition."

In conclusion

✅[You should stop competing with others. You just need to change your competitor to "yourself."]

There are things that are born
by competing with yourself

By making yourself your competitor, you can gain these benefits.

That is,
🈁being able to notice what you lack and work on it.

When you compare yourself to others,
"What am I lacking compared to that person?"This kind of thinking emerges.
Once this happens, you end up having to do things that aren't even necessary for you just to beat your rival.

That's whyyou should direct the "energy you spend worrying about others" "only toward yourself."

In other words, if you are your own competitor,

And then,
🈁you will naturally start working hard for your own sake.
That way of thinking,

That repetition is what allows you to surpass others without even realizing it.

In the end, your enemy is yourself.
It is not the other person.

There are countless things you won't notice if you compete with others, but as mentioned earlier, "your competitor is yourself."
You will likely notice far more.

Above all, in the end

If you are worried about the annual income of your colleagues or peers, or the likes on their social media 👍, notice what you are lacking, work hard, and surpass yourself.

There is no need to panic thinking, "My rival is amazing right now!"
If you accumulate this day by day,
you will surpass your rivals without knowing it and become number one.
Please, become number one.

I sincerely hope that my article will lead to your future growth.

To summarize

🈁《It is certainly true that we live in a competitive society.
That is precisely why stopping the competition allows you to encounter new perspectives and a new self.》

That is all.
I will post again on 9/7.

Past Article Introduction

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