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 …
What I saw in s4 was that people became angry but didn’t learn from their losses. The same people who were upset that they were going 0-2 still ended up doing it while others worked on it. You can’t compare a weak mindset to an ignorant one.
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You think it’s weak for people to not have an idea or know where to go for advice/learn to get better? Not everyone has the same access as we do on how to keep improving. How would anger change that?
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You don’t have to be ‘angry’ to work on it. It can be a source of motivation, sure. To imply that you shouldn’t feel good about not being “perfect” at your craft and considering it a loss is reaching. Even the best can still improve.
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