The World According To Mr. Rogers                                          

Competition. It’s a word that makes many of us very edgy, and it’s a situation that we have probably been living with since we were very small.

For some people competition is a thrill, a stimulation, a challenge. For others, it’s a source of sadness and anger and apprehension. For still others, it’s a mixture of all those things. 

It’s not possible to go through life without competing. As one woman told me, “Competition is a part of our everyday life, whether we’re competing for a job, or on the soccer field, or for love.”

-Fred Rogers

                         And The Winner Is…………

I have always been a competitive person, even from a young age. Whether it was playing sports with my friends or competing in competitions, I always wanted to come out on top. However, as I’ve grown older, I’ve realized that competition is only sometimes the most important thing. Sometimes it’s more important to work together and collaborate with others to achieve a common goal. That’s not to say that competition doesn’t have its place, but it’s essential to strike a balance and not let it consume you. Ultimately, what matters most is doing your best and being proud of your efforts, regardless of how you stack up against others.

-Joshua Bridges

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