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In my personal opinion, winning is getting the feeling at the end of the day that it was spent well. Most of us of course define this as achieving something, l

In my personal opinion, winning is getting the feeling at the end of the day that it was spent well. Most of us of course define this as achieving something, like completing some new program module or getting a good contract. The important part is that you are confident with the day, with your life. Now I'm not sure if this guy in the article is winning or not, he forgot to state that. He just said that he was the best in a competition and got a very high score on a test. I guess he felt good those days, otherwise he would not post about it, I hope. This is of course a subjective view, the concept is.

tomjen3 16y ago
That is one way to look at it. Personally I do not believe winning is subjective, you either get what you initially wanted or you didn't - that has got to be pretty objective. The goal you move towards on the other hand is obviously something that should be chosen by the individual who is trying to win and I will argue that all goal that really matter or bring happiness are chosen by the person who is trying to achieve it rather than by society at large.