The following is not original with me but is something that I have taped up by my computer:
The winner is always part of the answer; the loser is always part of the problem.
The winner always has a program; the loser always has an excuse.
The winner says,”Let me do it for you”; the loser says,”That is not my job”.
The winner sees an answer in every problem; the loser sees a problem in every answer.
The winner says,”It may be difficult but it is possible”; the loser says,”It may be possible, but it is too difficult”.
The winner listens; the loser just waits until it is his turn to talk.
When a winner makes a mistake he says,”I was wrong”; when a loser makes a mistake, he says,”It wasn’t my fault”.
A winner says,”I’m good, but not as good as I could be”; the loser says,”I’m not as bad as alot of other people”.
A winner feels responsible for more than his job; the loser says,”I only work here”.