Realization, the real key, the only key, the primary key---- I can’t -----
Sagar, you’re not a loser. I hope you feel better soon—you seem a little down lately. Take care.
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I don’t feel like a loser. I lose like a loser. And, when I lose I realize that I’m a sore loser. I make quotes in hope searching for the key/password that would solve all my problems and finally I found the key.
And the key is…
If you can’t do it, saying " I can " doesn’t solve the problem.
We’re not losers because we have limitations… I don’t believe being a loser is actually a valid state of being, sometimes we win, sometimes we lose. Everyone loses something, someone, etc. The thing is how you react, if by losing one battle you forfit the war than you’re not being a loser, you’re just giving up. If you keep going, maybe you’ll win the next battle. Then if you don’t have enough troops (=strenght of power), you can always retreat and regroup. Don’t need to show the Loser banner because of it. Just make sure you’re fighting for the right thing, the right thing is usually worth fighting for.
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I totally agree with you. I always march forward but when I realize I fail because of my severe limitations then I state that I’m a loser but don’t mean to say I’m upset about it, just saying what the reality/truth is.
Being loser is not about losing the ground beneath my foot.
Several years ago when I was young I made a quote:
When you are losing the ground beneath your foot,
think you are floating
and when you are floating
don’t think you will be blown away.
I’m just being practical that I’m in a loser state of health but not loser state/frame of mind.
Hardware/brain is a loser but mind/software is not a loser
…I don’t wait, and when you’re a star they let you do it. You can do anything…
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