PARTICIPATION IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN WINNING OR LOSING

 


Participation is more important than winning or losing because it increases our knowledge about that particular game. We should not participate only for winning, if we lose the game also we should not lose our motive power. 

Nowadays everyone participates in games only for holding the first prize, if they get the second prize also the are not satisfied. We should participate so that we can tell that 'I have participated but didn't receive any prize' but if we don't participate we can even tell anything. I have participated in more than 10 recitation program but I lose all of them but one day for recitation I got the third prize and I was Astonished that day when the judges announced my name. 

That day I learnt that every thing in our life teaches us something and makes us more mature and capable of dealing with problems. After losing so much times also I didn't lose my willpower and that is why I got that third prize that day.  Hence, I strongly believe that participation is more important than winning or losing.

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  1. Mita DuttaNovember 24, 2024 at 8:36 AM

    Good to see that you are back after a short break & becoming very practical.

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