In this life, people must face competition all the time. we fight, we struggle, we try hard, work like we're dying just to win the competition. we do, we give anything, the best of us, to become the winner. because no one of us would want to be the loser. (ehm, if there's anyone who wants to be a loser, that's none of my business LOL)
but, in some kind of competitions, not winning doesn't mean lose. loser is not appropriate to call a person who doesn't win the competition. furthermore, in any competitions, this 'loser' word is so very inappropriate. why? because people who don't win had made a start with all their strength and bravery. they had done their very best, they had worked so very hard to win. they gave everything, even sacrificed some most important things in their life, just to win. so, people who don't win actually are same skilled, trained, and capable as the winner.
or, they might be more.
why more? because the winner sometimes is not a person that this world really needs. even in this century, some evil and jerky people are used to play money politics to make them win. then the paid judges or audiences choose them as the winner for the money they accepted before. yuck, this situation is so very disgusting and gross, and anyone who won competitions by this dirty way are all cursed. especially people who don't really have skills and never ever try hard. yuck yuck yuck!
okay let's just forget about that money politics. let's just be focus to the winning-losing talks. in a competition, people are trying so very hard and sometimes overworking. there are also some people who had trained themselves since they were very young. and don't forget about natural talent that some people might have. these things can really influence appearance and performance of those people who compete. especially when they are asked to always be themselves all the time during the competition. they show whatever they are with all their skills, talents, and training results.
that is why, in such competition (or we are used to call it 'contest'), there are used to be some interesting, typical, and unique contestants. they naturally show who they are with no fear nor shame. and in this kinda contest too, we will often find some better contestants than the winner.
why is it so? there are so many factors depend on the judging system. but in the end, who will matter it? the world knows what it needs, what it really wants. no matter who the winner is, the better contestants are the ones who become the real stars.
so, is it now really important to be a winner? I don't think so. what we must do is just try hard to win the competition for sure, but more important for us to shine brighter than anyone with our own lights during the competition. then if we don't win the competition, the world will always remember us, remember what we've done during the competition. and remember, losing a competition is NOT that we are losers, because losers are people who never dare to make a start, always afraid to try and feeling incapable all the time, or they who play money-politics behind.
we are all stars, and we are twinkling with our own special lights.
but, in some kind of competitions, not winning doesn't mean lose. loser is not appropriate to call a person who doesn't win the competition. furthermore, in any competitions, this 'loser' word is so very inappropriate. why? because people who don't win had made a start with all their strength and bravery. they had done their very best, they had worked so very hard to win. they gave everything, even sacrificed some most important things in their life, just to win. so, people who don't win actually are same skilled, trained, and capable as the winner.
or, they might be more.
why more? because the winner sometimes is not a person that this world really needs. even in this century, some evil and jerky people are used to play money politics to make them win. then the paid judges or audiences choose them as the winner for the money they accepted before. yuck, this situation is so very disgusting and gross, and anyone who won competitions by this dirty way are all cursed. especially people who don't really have skills and never ever try hard. yuck yuck yuck!
okay let's just forget about that money politics. let's just be focus to the winning-losing talks. in a competition, people are trying so very hard and sometimes overworking. there are also some people who had trained themselves since they were very young. and don't forget about natural talent that some people might have. these things can really influence appearance and performance of those people who compete. especially when they are asked to always be themselves all the time during the competition. they show whatever they are with all their skills, talents, and training results.
that is why, in such competition (or we are used to call it 'contest'), there are used to be some interesting, typical, and unique contestants. they naturally show who they are with no fear nor shame. and in this kinda contest too, we will often find some better contestants than the winner.
why is it so? there are so many factors depend on the judging system. but in the end, who will matter it? the world knows what it needs, what it really wants. no matter who the winner is, the better contestants are the ones who become the real stars.
so, is it now really important to be a winner? I don't think so. what we must do is just try hard to win the competition for sure, but more important for us to shine brighter than anyone with our own lights during the competition. then if we don't win the competition, the world will always remember us, remember what we've done during the competition. and remember, losing a competition is NOT that we are losers, because losers are people who never dare to make a start, always afraid to try and feeling incapable all the time, or they who play money-politics behind.
we are all stars, and we are twinkling with our own special lights.
