A Competitor
- Anybody who give you competition, a person who is a "physical obstruction" between you and your goal.
- I have to overcome this and when you overcome him/her, find a new competitor.
- You may ask- "By doing this we will always be competing and comparing us with others".
- But a physical person is much easier to overcome rather than mental laziness,and ego of "I am the Best,no one can defeat me".
By following this you can achieve your goal easily and may be ahead of more than your competition.
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This helped me to be motivated everyday & do work continuosly and want to share so others can benefit.
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