If You Want to Win, Don't Focus on Winning

[@OutperformMP]

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[@crthejediknightninja]

I'm an archer and an archery coach, this is exactly how we are told to practice, you are trying to perfect a process to the best of your ability, and do it consistently that way every time, nothing else matters, aiming isn't the hard part at 90% of competition distances, the hard part is having a consistent process. Once you got that down, focus on your target and let your bow do the rest.

[@diesel4338]

I try but the arrow never move i try to let the bow do the rest and that actually not the good expression to use 😂 im just kidding mouahaha

[@moaziz9426]

Hello coach I want to learn archery do u have any advices I don't know where to start.

[@dorisdejusto5485]

Thanks bro

[@covalentbond7933]

the same applies to being "good", when you focus on being good you rarely ever are, but if you focus on learning, humility, gratitude etc you will have a positive mindset and automatically do good

[@kof3017]

Yes!!Yes!! I know people who think they are good, then they become self entitled, and therefore, not good anymore. With humility e keep developing more and more, and THAT is the way. Totally see what you are saying.

[@That_One_MF_0]

That's the same thing i learned from a book. It's called "the subtle art of not giving a fuck". Really great book if you wanna read it

[@johanerakoto1263]

IT is m'y mindset wherever I do

[@kevinwellwrought2024]

This is actually good advice, the more we focus on winning the more psychological stress you put on yourself.

[@broncotrail]

Accurate!

[@SphesihleMngadi-o3u]

If you want to loose don't focus on loosing

[@kevinwellwrought2024]

@@SphesihleMngadi-o3u you mean the opposite?

[@thealltradesjack]

Nah man focusing on winning gives you something to aim for during competition and it pushes you to your limits more than to just play to "Learn"; the learning is done in preparation,when you analyze your games and work to improve.

[@kevinwellwrought2024]

@@thealltradesjack you are wrong! During the game your whole focus must be on making the best moves and not focussing on winning which not only distracts you from making the best moves but also puts you under tremendous stress causing you blunder.

[@Mochi-si1bq]

The quality of your videos is amazing

[@ismaharry]

I also sort of noticed this paradox. Let me get this straight: when I do something, and don't focus on the objective, I assend; on the contrary, when I do so, the outcome i wish to happen doesn't even seem to happen. Whether that's a paradox or not, the message just conveyed above is totally approved by me.

[@bingbong2257]

This is high quality material. I believe this channel is going to blow up with consistent posting. I'll be following this channel closely.

[@OutperformMP]

Appreciate it!

[@bingbong2257]

@@highestthumos when I wrote this, pretty sure this vid didn't have more than 1-2k views and under a thousand subscribers? Idk can't see the analytics but yeah, this channel is starting to blow up because it's at like 37k views and 20k subs I know that's a hell of a lot more than before

[@haichah]

I remember once i had an archery lesson on a retreat went to. an instructor taught us the technique, then we practiced a bit and had a competion after. I decided to focus solely on perfecting my technique because it was probably the only chance id have to learn archery. Whilst everyone else was focused on winning, i experimented and practiced. I was behind at first but i got the hand of it quickly and by the end of the session, i was able to shoot perfectly on target anywhere. Everyone was impressed. The thoughts i had afterwards are exactly the same as in this video.

[@Jason13Official]

Paradoxically, I’m viewing this video in an effort to succeed/win more

[@powerjolt7215]

Same here, but how is it a paradox? Isn't it more of a coincidence

[@bastienpetit5161]

Cool vid. This advice is part of my identity now and I can say it does wonders everywhere in life. Most of the time people always see me fail, but then comes the day where there's a "important" competition and I sometime dominate and people find out at that time. When I go rock climbing, I can spend 3 hours and not complete a single boulder problem, but this is a cheatcode to getting better so fast. It's a long comment, but it's to say that I 100% believe in your advise and also recommend it to everyone reading this

[@edineauthentic]

Interesting ideas because winning is like a pleasure while learning is a pain. However looking back, the more pain I have endured and still kept going I have got to a stronger place than by winning and maybe getting complacent.

[@BigBrainBrian697]

I agree with a lot of what was said in this video. It was really interesting to see how constantly trying to win discourages one's willingness to take risks and fail, because everyone has to lose sometimes. However, I'm a little confused about when one should focus on winning, because I don't think there is a time to focus on winning. Even during important competitions, (and especially then) I believe the importance should be on enjoying the game or whatever is happening RIGHT NOW rather than focusing on the result after that. When people focus too much on winning, that's when their nerves take over, they get into their own head, and they lose.

[@vladislavkaras491]

I truly agree about internal vs external reward. Sometimes people without any medals, money, external respect in other eyes or anything else would not be that motivated to do something. The goal and the rewards that are internal are essential for following the goals. Thanks for the video!

[@jashanswork]

same thing happened with me my focus in my 12th grade was to learn better be better version of myself and i won and now i am one of the top gpa holders but i ve never focused on winning or be at the top i focused on being the best version of my self and training my brain to do more i was 47 kgs in 10th standard now i weigh around 78-80kgs it was all about being better always and not on passing someone more power to everyone hustling out there you will get there i learn everyday and always remember life is always learned by people around you.

[@AlexIambroszki]

What an awesome video. Occasionally I play pool and I just noticed that most often I focus on winning therefore I play it safe and rarely try something new. What an eye opening insight. Thanks!

[@Zachary910]

Having a balance between accomplishing the objective and cultivating the skills to produce a good result are of equal importance. When one focuses on getting the end result they may miss the things that could have made a difference. If one focuses on learning the best way they may lose sight of working on solving the problem. In many instances in life, prescribing one best way without accounting for the other end of the argument leads to an incomplete world view. Take the middle path.

[@ralphdoria]

I’ve been trying to switch my mindset to focus on internal rewards more, so thank you for this

[@obsidianflight8065]

when you mentioned that sometimes you should feel what its like to let your subconscious take care of your techniques, my eyes were opened. I told my friends that i dont think when i play but I realized the reason I don't think is because i'm focused on winning instead of improving my technique, which is something im severely lacking. I am very fast, in reacting, in memorizing combos, and in basic pressure, but I don't have technique, no mix, no game sense, just raw strength I should probably go practice my technique soon... its definitely way harder!

[@XXNemesisXXXX]

Same dude. It's a side of mental I have to change and work on because I have more or less the same issues and I feel that this is mandatory for me to move on and level up at this point.

[@sigma-freud]

Formulate an algorithm that you are very familiar with and play with it. That's why we have signature moves. Build one.

[@nazrojean7128]

This is super simple yet very deep!if anyone gets the point!some may think its lame but,u killed it with - "Focus on taking the ACTIONS which will deliver the Results"...i wanna frame tat up!!tat 1 sentence can be applied everywhere for anything!but many r already trained to naturally be tat,esp those repeat winners!

[@emmanuelzozobrado5981]

If you want to be happy, dont chase happiness. If you want love dont chase love. That is life

[@raajnishkdas2803]

Krishna says to Arjuna in The Gita कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन। मा कर्मफलहेतुर्भूर्मा ते सङ्गोऽस्त्वकर्मणि॥ "You have the right to work only but never to it's fruits. Let not the fruits of actions be your motive, nor let your attachment be to inaction." In a more simpler way, know your duty and just do it.

[@MindfullEng.]

"Like everyone else, you want to learn the way to win, but never to accept the way to lose, to accept defeat, to learn to die is to be liberated from it. So when tomorrow comes, you must free your ambitious mind, and learn the art of dying." -Bruce(Jun Fan) Lee

[@muneebhaider104]

Found your channel today, watched three of your videos. Got blown away by each one. You have earned a new subscriber buddy.

[@OutperformMP]

Thank you, appreciate it!

[@muneebhaider104]

@@OutperformMP No problem. Just keep making the phenomenal videos.

[@ochaiemma]

This was my next content i was trying to produce,never knew someone else has the same mindset..thank you

[@Amy0_00_0]

This channel is a life manual. It will hit major milestones in the near future!

[@swoop-in]

05:16 *Prioritize learning over winning in less crucial competitions; valuable experiences gained can outweigh the short-term satisfaction of winning.*

[@psalm-oz1od]

strength, kindness, and humility

[@kaizen1728]

great thoughts bro keep working harder these topics are not so mainstream, but us people can definitely look into it's deepness +1 sub

[@OutperformMP]

Thanks man, appreciate the feedback

[@Keytotransition]

There was a whole lot of rambling in this video but actually helped me. I’ve been trying to get this one thing perfect before moving on to the rest of my business when really I should see it as a learning opportunity and forget perfection. I’ll simply perfect it along the years. The quicker I fail the quicker I’ll learn.

[@Itsme-tl3le]

First i watching the video i tought its a at least 1 mn sub channel but after the video i saw the numbers.Very suprising so quality video but low subs.Keep going friend

[@OutperformMP]

Thank you!

[@johnathan_1]

​@@OutperformMP soon you will have million subscribers brother. I love your style. ❤❤❤

[@arturocastillejos73]

As a MMA fighter and future world champ this is absolutely correct. Amazing video 👍

[@tommasomasaracchio3788]

that's a great video right there. It's not overly overlapping with other self improvement content. It's simple and it make sense

[@bobross1550]

This made me think of something Bob Knight the famous college basketball coach said - everybody has the "will to win." He focused on teaching his players to have the "will to PREPARE to win."

[@manjjinder369]

This is exactly what social media must be for!

[@linebreaker8751]

I am glad to encounter you this early. I am one of your first 300 subsicribers. I subscribed to you one week ago. Your content is good determinations of world. And a man with this ability is what a human need in as a friend.

[@OutperformMP]

Thank you, appreciate the kind words!

[@kensh851]

Hence it’s comforting to join competitions or take risky life decisions because at the end of the day, I wanna learn

[@Vashishtham]

कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन। मा कर्मफलहेतुर्भूर्मा ते सङ्गोऽस्त्वकर्मणि॥ २-४७ In Roman scripts- Karmanye vadhikaraste Ma Phaleshu Kadachana, Ma Karmaphalaheturbhurma Te Sangostvakarmani Meaning: You have the right to work only but never to its fruits. Let not the fruits of action be your motive, nor let your attachment be to inaction

[@kuldeepbhati7813]

Karm karo, fal ki chinta mat karo" (Do your duty without thinking about results) - bhagwat geeta

[@jenniferthegoat1960]

Stop focus on winning. Just Dominate both training and games 💪🏿🔥

[@ankitkaushikt]

finally something usefull on youtube, these topics, Appreciate your work brother, we can't find these thing on our own but now

[@OutperformMP]

Thank you!

[@0DANGERAHED000]

Shree Krishna also said:don't focus on end result ,just focus on your work.

[@rahulraut-wp1zd]

This Channel is definitely gonna blow up

[@Ch.Hemachander-03]

I am from India. I analysed myself many times I always think about Winning rather than focusing on the present. We should actually love the process towards winning instead of dreaming about Winning. Some people around me advised this to me But I always used to listen and ignore it after some time. I need to understand this deeply and have to change my life. I am 24 Years and Today is 06/03/2024.

[@lyricspro5459]

Focus on the input and the out put will settle itself

[@willischirling2145]

Great video. Great examples. Thank you for this wisdom

[@TheIronRafael]

If the focus is only winning, you could only pick easier opponents and that will technically make you more likely to win. The real thing is: you probably won't be able to derive long term pleasure from that because you will probably have messed up your dopamine receptors which regulate the reward mechanism. If you focus on learning more techniques on the other hand, you'll probably get your ass kicked a lot, but when you go to opponents which have the same time you do in an area, but have focused solely on winning, you'll probably win because you'll see through their flimsy techniques. I remember playing Max Payne 3 on Hard for the first time a long time ago and indeed finding it actually quite hard. Now I laugh comically because I have mastered the game to such an extent that I find even the most extreme difficulties (Old School and Hardcore) to be way easier than Hard was than I first played it. I know the perception of difficulty can be really subjective, but there it is: I've improved my technique to a point that I've mastered the game.

[@shantanukulkarni8883]

This is applicable in all aspects of life. Great video, great channel.

[@dominicporto817]

Amazing video id love to add something I got from Jeff Chan, there are two types of training esentially, training to win and training to learn, both are equally as important. Out of competition learn and closer to competition ramp up the winning training.

[@dominicporto817]

oh you hit this later on whoops haha

[@shammikalra6174]

Always God's Grace! Amen!

[@AzetheReal]

I don’t care about winning. I truly never have. Every sport, every game, and every competition I’ve participated in I wanted to have fun. I wanted to do good. All I ever wanted out of my life was to do good and enjoying it. Life has blurred this and pressured me to “perform” and “get results”. I hate it and because of so I literally stopped performing, stopped playing, and even when I’m the literal best in the field I just quit.

[@emotionalmindedstate]

I used this logic "To make money don't think about the money" Now i am jobless broke bankrupt. Great logic use it for real

[@johnathan_1]

Soon, your channel will blow up. Very very impressive content. In my life I didn't watch this style of content. You use only two colours white and black and explained every detail. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@JH-no8sy]

I just want to win against my own self-doubts, tbh. Don’t care much for feeling superior to others, but proving myself wrong about my abilities is peak.

[@st23tb]

BRO YOUR EDIT IS SO CLEAN, HOW OR WHERE CAN I LEARN HOW TO DO THIS EDIT ?

[@arjxnrk]

bro your videos are real good. keep uploading.

[@OutperformMP]

Thanks! A lot of videos in the pipeline already!

[@bekazandukeli7451]

Great channel, glad I found it so early. Question: What software do you use to build this kind of videos?

[@FatehAlMsaddi2]

Please let me know in case you find out .

[@ConfusedAppl3]

*THIS VIDEO* Daily Task : Shift Someone's Perspective✅

[@CapslockActive]

Great Video, apart from the information: The animations are great keep going your stuff is awesome.

[@Light_Of_Elohim]

Love the content and style of presentation.

[@dean_0407]

What i have been doing this last week is set every win small or large of that day in my notes than see how many i won and how valuable the wins are. 90% off the wins i count are some form of action this way i stimulate myself to take action cause i want to get that dopamine from winning. I wanna see how long this gonna work for me cause my willpower became big this last year more than ever

[@incipher]

You make incredible videos man....if you audio quality gets a bit better...you will outperform all other productivity channels

[@jackcloud8547]

500th liked. Yeah I can kinda reflect this on myself, I remember early this year when I preparing for my ABRSM practical piano exam(the only exam where I'm proud and satisfied by the result), I spent as much time as I can to practice my pieces and while I'm practicing, I only have improving my mistakes in my mind compare to other exams where I don't enjoy and I just want to get good results.

[@aliensoup2420]

Too many aspiring artists and professionals focus on the glory of attaining preeminence instead of simply being the best THEY can be. Practice your craft for the joy of the craft, not for the attainment of glory. As with "the score will take care of itself", the glory will take care of itself if you focus on playing the game for the love of the game. If you only focus on the glory of celebrity you will miss the steps required to get there.

[@cutiemelon-hz4jz]

this is some solid advice, keep up the good work!

[@badrelabbassi2925]

yep simple clear and into the point

[@anhdungtran4950]

Outcomes are just symtomps of the processes Don't remember the exact quote, but that's the general idea. Just focus on fleshing out, optimizing the processes, do it so well that not achieving the intended outcome (in this case a win) is just impossible Learned this from the guy called Justin Sung btw

[@asikr048]

00:03 Focusing on winning may not be optimal for winning 00:50 Focusing on winning is not as important as focusing on the process 01:35 Focusing on winning may hinder learning new techniques and growth. 02:18 Focus on learning and technique over winning. 02:59 Focusing on learning vs focusing on winning 03:42 Focus on learning and internal rewards over winning 04:24 Focus on letting your subconscious handle techniques while being 100% focused on winning. 05:09 Focus on learning over winning for long-term success. Crafted by Merlin AI.00:03 Focusing on winning may not be optimal for winning 00:50 Focusing on winning is not as important as focusing on the process 01:35 Focusing on winning may hinder learning new techniques and growth. 02:18 Focus on learning and technique over winning. 02:59 Focusing on learning vs focusing on winning 03:42 Focus on learning and internal rewards over winning 04:24 Focus on letting your subconscious handle techniques while being 100% focused on winning. 05:09 Focus on learning over winning for long-term success. Crafted by Merlin AI.

[@nytr]

Youve got so unique animations... subbed and keep it up!

[@OutperformMP]

Thank you!

[@SandraHayford-bb9nb]

Thanks very much for creating such an incredible context. As being fun of your channel for a while, I will love to be able to create content like your style. Is there any recommendations or any way I can learn to create video content like yours

[@phadimehokoloi872]

Great Stuff Brother🎉🎉

[@saadielmehdizemmouri2692]

You’ve been watching Dan Koe then you decided to start this channel. Amazing content 🎉

[@Mymtvn]

Thank you sir! You saved my life!

[@hossamel-deen1453]

I really believe in what you said, it's kinda my way of life.

[@andma8119]

This video! This video should have appeared 3 years ago, life would be easier then 💪🏽

[@omarnajmi4471]

Eye opening Video I really appreciate your effort for the better well-being of human beings! GOD bless you

[@jamiemason7924]

So much wisdom in a short video

[@soundslikesony]

This has been my thought for years, i mean even weirder ones like "i lost my earbus, better NOT search it" then i found it a few hours later, and i was on a few competitions not even want to win but i just want to eat ice cream and have fun, yet my team won first place quite a few times, one time i might figure out i didnt always get what i want so i wanted the opposite, yet it works sometimes

[@divinefeminine9474]

I subscribed on very first vedio ..hehe😅. Thank you so much😊 I was planning to do something like that . But now i will focus on learning 😅

[@OutperformMP]

No way! Thank you:)

[@user-motivateme]

You should keep learning, while I prefer to win and analyze what makes my opponent lose. This way, I can avoid making their mistakes, or better yet, master a skill so well that no one can stop me early on.

[@AakifTajmohammed]

Can you teach how to make this kind of videos , any course or tutorial please 🙏

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

Discipline. Consistency. Deadlines. Creativity. Reflection. Repeat. 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨ "Before I start, I must see my end. Destination known, my mind's journey now begins. Upon my chariot, heart and soul's fate revealed. In time, all points converge, hope's strength resteeled. But to earn final peace at the universe's endless refrain, we must see all in nothingness... before we start again." --Diamond Dragons (Armageddon's Ballad) 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨

[@hekehdbddlddhdhxyndnds5944]

Man i needed this a lot

[@marvinsabadowatson9124]

myself already won. im God, have you not seen what happened to those people myself doesnt like? ill do whatever myself wants to do

[@YemweneNakashwa]

Great Video man

[@atillacodesstuff1223]

very well produced video, it's inspiring to me, as someone who wants to be a content creator some day :)

[@Guuleedagaabeeye]

What a editing! Could you have any courses that you made by your self sir?

[@OutperformMP]

Maybe in the future!

[@stealthward9581]

based on how i understood the video (i might be wrong but i don't see why), it is trying new things to learn new things, and trying new things is often weak strategy because you have low experience or knowledge in this new thing, which means that you will also gain new experience from this one, potentially gaining a new perspective, and not being scared about winning or losing Albert Einstein said: "A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new", and Henry Ford: "The only real mistake is the one from which we learn nothing"

[@VSM101]

The BG is right again

[@pranavpatil9313]

To deliver this quality of content needs too much knowledge hatts off to you bro ......👍🙏🙏🙏❤️ Btw thank you !

[@OutperformMP]

Thank YOU!

[@Djibsonbecks]

Learn at school to gain good knowledge, but don't learn to just be the 1st.

[@cothinker680]

This also apply to studying and exams as most important competition.

[@KENNETHTXMMA]

I feel like wrestlers focus on winning, dominating, AND getting better. That's why wrestlers have that edge you don't see many bjj guys have

[@Dullification]

What editing software do you use?

[@jemehrtestobesser262]

Great videos, keep doing what youre doing :)

[@Semedov870]

Great job 👏🏼.

[@Bisratcopy]

Absolutely right thanks

[@moja-mojahh.jpeg.9829]

Efforts over Outcomes. 👌

[@foxzyx]

I was just thinking this but about my skill in street fighter. I learned all this cross ups and combos but I never use them in game because I want to win. But if I practiced those combos in game I would get better and as a result I might win.

[@sumanthachark]

Takin note!

[@lilrick729]

Excellent