Can a person become more competitive?
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The gist of competitiveness lies in "optimum utilization of available energy ". and knowing "what the competitors are doing and planning to do that affects our operations".
YES! Thats life
of course you can be more competitive.
of course , if you have a goal that you want to achieve
yes a person can be more competitive esspecially in an area they're good or passionate about.
You can be as competitive as you can get, I mean, there is no limit. But, you must control it, since some competitiveness might get to hurt other people.
yes it is possible. in fact with few exceptions we compete in all areas of life. if you want something, you will go after it, and you will want to win whatever it is, especially if you have a competitor who wants that same thing at least as much as you want it.
I would have to say yes.
I believe people change throughout their lives and think a little differently than they would have from another stage.
I have changed definetly. I am actually more competitive and outgoing now than I used to be.
I think that parents raise their kids so much differently from grandparents not so much b/c everyone is so different from their parents as the fact that they in two different stages of their lives.
i guess so. Good luck!
Yes, but why would you want to?
People who are competitive about everything make themselves and their loved ones miserable. Leave your competitiveness to areas where it really matters to you to be best or most.
yes you can become more competetive about anything for example sports even when it comes to a girl being more competetive comes from jealousy it was a theory that i came up with in my and of year science project
you see when you get jelouse about something or someone your senses tell you to compete against them they become your rival your arch enemy you compete against them even if you want too or not its one of your reflex senses it just happens automatically
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