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There’s no definitive answer of how to deal with a loss. When your failure or stubbornness takes precedence over your drive to be at the top, that’s when you need a change of perspective.
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Hard disagree. Finding value and learning from losses does’t have to equate to anger. How you progress is your ability to handle your failures, understand what it takes to overcome it, and then putting in the work TO overcome it.https://twitter.com/Ninja/status/1229888740698599424 …
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I agree. His point is valid and yours should tie with it. It’s not like he’s saying “I’ll punch a hole or something.” I’ve been there before and still am now. I get angry at myself cause I know I could’ve handled situations better to change the outcome. Then I review and adapt.
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If anything, I think if he used the word “frustrated” then people wouldn’t be reaching at “throwing the controller, punching a wall, cussing the other people out.” Nonsense. He could’ve used a better word to replace “anger”
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Bro we're too chill it's over for these troglodytes
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