Sure, the author is saying "pay attention to yourself and things will change" that's a "selfish" viewpoint, but if your take away is that the author is "evil" b

Sure, the author is saying "pay attention to yourself and things will change" that's a "selfish" viewpoint, but if your take away is that the author is "evil" because of it, I think is a stretch. I think he's using "winning" as a proxy here for "being fulfilled".