It's probably not the best way to do it but you've made a couple of typos in the 4th paragraph from top:

“Nobody can be super human at all fronts. Mark Zuckerberg seems to *be* (unnecessary word) me to be one of the most talented young technology professionals of his generation and seems to have an amazing vision for technology and product.”

It's probably not the best way to do it but you've made a couple of typos in the 4th paragraph from top:

“Nobody can be super human at all fronts. Mark Zuckerberg seems to *be* (unnecessary word) me to be one of the most talented young technology professionals of his generation and seems to have an amazing vision for technology and product.”

It's probably not the best way to do it but you've made a couple of typos in the 4th paragraph from top:

“Nobody can be super human at all fronts. Mark Zuckerberg seems to *be* (unnecessary word) me to be one of the most talented young technology professionals of his generation and seems to have an amazing vision for technology and product.”

Do you think that you can be too competitive? Is there a point where it becomes a negative? As long as you have high moral integrity, is everything in play?

Do you think that you can be too competitive? Is there a point where it becomes a negative? As long as you have high moral integrity, is everything in play?

I get heat about this at Least once a week!! I am SO happy for once this quality is talked about as a positive trait, not negative.

In all honesty being a former athlete too I think it definitely can get out of control, like anything, especially in the circumstance where it's an unrealistic battle to begin…like a 10 year old street basketball player playing against pros. Granted he's going to get much better faster than playing with 10 years olds but if he beats himself up too much over that fact that he's not doing good enough it'll be nothing but stress, unhappiness, and anguish. And he can possibly get hurt playing with the 'big boys'.

But I still can't agree with the people who say being overcompetitive is a bad thing though because no matter what bruises and sleepless nights that boy may have, he'll still end up starting on his basketball team and being 10x's better than otherwise.

I guess what I battle with is Is the bruises and unhappiness until the time when your on top again worth it?
Is that moment of glory worth the other and extended times of stress?
This is I guess everyone's own choice though.
I know for myself I was highly competitive from young and it is not actually a choice…(it just sounds like one).
But I don't know yet how this will translate to business as this is my first true attempt!

I get heat about this at Least once a week!! I am SO happy for once this quality is talked about as a positive trait, not negative.

In all honesty being a former athlete too I think it definitely can get out of control, like anything, especially in the circumstance where it's an unrealistic battle to begin…like a 10 year old street basketball player playing against pros. Granted he's going to get much better faster than playing with 10 years olds but if he beats himself up too much over that fact that he's not doing good enough it'll be nothing but stress, unhappiness, and anguish. And he can possibly get hurt playing with the 'big boys'.

But I still can't agree with the people who say being overcompetitive is a bad thing though because no matter what bruises and sleepless nights that boy may have, he'll still end up starting on his basketball team and being 10x's better than otherwise.

I guess what I battle with is Is the bruises and unhappiness until the time when your on top again worth it?
Is that moment of glory worth the other and extended times of stress?
This is I guess everyone's own choice though.
I know for myself I was highly competitive from young and it is not actually a choice…(it just sounds like one).
But I don't know yet how this will translate to business as this is my first true attempt!