You don’t have to be the best to win; you only have to be the best on the day of the contest. We all know stories of the best people losing to someone, because they were having a bad day, and the underdog had a good day. There is more to winning than skill, there is determination, persistence and plain old work, plus luck. If you work your game on a regular basis, but haven’t won yet, your turn is coming, so keep trying. You have to be in the game to win it and by hanging in there, practicing, showing up and giving it your all, sooner or later, you will have your good day, when the competition is having a bad day, and success will be yours.
Edward W. Smith brings the One Minute Motivators to you. Mr. Smith is the author of Sixty Seconds To Success, the Producer/Host of the Bright Moment cable TV show, is President of The Bright Moment Seminars, and a motivational speaker.
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