Competition inspires excellence.

Excellence inspires purpose.

Purpose inspires people.

Sadly, most people are afraid to compete.

They don't like the idea of pushing themselves...

We all have these pretty quotes in our mind;

• Comparison is the thief of joy.
• Partaking beats winning.
• There's no shame in losing.

While all of these hold some truth...

They actually don't promote any progress.

Truth is,

Only winners leave a legacy.

Only winners make impact.

Only winners are remembered. 

List of winners

Muhammad Ali

Didn't just step into the ring.

He motivated himself to defeat George Foreman and become the best boxer ever.

Christopher Columbus

Didn't just drift his ship on the sea.

He raced against the doubts of rival explorers.

Leonardo Da Vinci

Didn't just make some art in his free time.

He committed his whole life to push the boundaries of art and science through competing with contemporaries like Michelangelo.

Steve Jobs

Didn't just make phones and laptops.

He competed Microsoft to revolutionise the digital use-case of modern technology.

Joan of Arc

Didn't just become a soldier.

She motivated herself to become the most fierce warrior in the French army, leading it to a victory in the 100 year-war.

Albert Einstein

Didn't just become a scientist.

He was driven to counterweight the previous studies and statements of his competition.

Nelson Mandela

Didn't just become an activist.

He was motivated by his competition who stood against his ideas of liberation.

Wright Brothers

Didn't just become engineers.

They were driven by their competition who refused to accept the idea of being able to build an airplane.

Jeff Bezos

Didn't just become a businessman. 

He's driven by his competition who also want to have the biggest online retail platform.

Elon Musk

Didn't just become an innovator.

He's driven by his competitors who refuse to adopt new technologies.