“To the consummate competitor, winning is not the same as beating your opponents. Winning is playing to your absolute best; beating others is a corollary effect, not the primary goal.” — Alisa Melekhina Copy Share Image
“What distinguishes a true competitor from a mere participant is that the competitor derives enjoyment from the nature of the competition aside from the prize at the end. She gets a rush from the gaming dynamics and appreciates the beauty… — Alisa Melekhina Copy Share Image
“Foremost, we need a paradigm shift in cultural attitudes towards gender stereotypes. Everyone—both men and women —needs to step outside of their comfort zone and analyze how these misconceptions are clouding our judgment on a subconscious level. Our strategic mindset should not be thwarted by having these misconceptions seep into our every-day interactions, create artificial divisions between the genders, or… — Alisa Melekhina Copy Share
“To the consummate competitor, winning is not the same as beating your opponents. Winning is playing to your absolute best; beating others is a… — Alisa Melekhina Copy Share Image
“Rather than reacting to every obstacle or dashed expectation, incorporate the event into your overall plan. Real life setbacks like rejections, broken promises, and… — Alisa Melekhina Copy Share Image
“What distinguishes a true competitor from a mere participant is that the competitor derives enjoyment from the nature of the competition aside from the… — Alisa Melekhina Copy Share Image
