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Temasek Polytechnic Student! 22 Nov!

First day of school!!

Monday, October 20, 2008 @ 10:40 PM

Omg, im getting very nervous.

But im prepared to work hard! I'm going to get at least a GPA of 3 this semester!

Once again, this "Mindset of a winner" info below makes me think further, and makes me more focused! :D

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There are winners in this world; and there are losers.

That is a fact. What makes a winner? What makes a loser? The difference lies in attitudes, outlooks, mindsets. Usually, sooner or later, you will hear the loser blaming his failures on other people or external circumstances. The mindset that blames other people or outside circumstances for its failures is a mindset programmed to lose.

Why? Because it is a fatalistic mindset, a mindset that views its fate as beyond its control, at the mercy of others or outside circumstances. It is a mindset that has given up on its own powers and abilities. Winning requires hard work, perseverance and belief in oneself. It requires character. The winner won't admit defeat. There is some self-pride involved. And some courage involved. He knows that he cannot admit defeat, that not giving up, not quitting, is a very important moral issue. That it is essential, for his own sake, that he not do it. So he stubbornly persists. He believes that all things will yield to his will with sufficient effort and persistence. The mindset of the winner is to take responsibility for his actions, to blame himself and only himself for his failures, to believe that his destiny lies entirely within himself, rejecting any thought that his destiny is at the mercy of others or outside circumstances.

And it is this mindset that is one that is programmed to win.