how do deal with competition?ru a competative person?
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I am a very competitive person.\n\nThe way to deal with competition is:\n\n1. Study the competitor and learn as much as you can.\n2. Copy what they are doing better than you AND come up with your own ideas that are better than their's.\n3. Focus on your customer (in business) or your goals (for whatever it is you are competing for).\n4. Do 1-3 over and over and over without stopping. It is a marathon, not a short race.\n\nIf this is the best answer, please vote it the best. Thanks!
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PUSH!!! your hand against theres as ahrd as you can to try to win.\n\nhold your arms on the table in an L shape like your throwing a football and puuuush
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Box, stick and jab, move keep your distance and use angles.  Never get trapped into a corner or a brawl.  Be patient and calm, don't let the crowd get to you when they boo, hoping you will change and make it exciting.  Fighting according to what they want is not want you necessarily want.  Up the tempo and fall into the wrong option. Listen to your trainer and follow instructions.
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ask your clients. Ask them who YOUR competition is and if they think any of the people you are competing with are interested in joining you. Go out for lunch...client, competition, and you. Talk, meet them. Discuss what you want out of your expanding company. Eventually you will find someone in the same field who is disatisfied with the situation they are in.
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healthy competition is always good but don't kid yourself, the women is always the boss, even when she's letting you think you are! :) j/k
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Enter and win small contests..\nThen bigger, then bigger.\nCompanies that are watching the contests may offer to sponsor you if they like your performance..
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If your team is in the competition, continue drills, lots of hydration the week before (definitely have every player at LEAST double-up on water), make sure you have your roster set. Scope out teams that you can.\n\nFor watching? Take some notes on the really good plays you see, and practice them the next time you possibly can.
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Just talk about tennis. Watch a match on TV or something and then ask someone is they saw that match. If they say no, fill them in. Also, if you've seen these people play and you wonder how they do a certain thing ask and praise them. Everyone loves praise!! And if worst comes to worst and they all shut you out, make sure you beat them when you play them!
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The main advantages I can think of are:\n*  You get an idea of others  levels of expertise.\n*  Right through life you will be faced with some form of competition, even job applications are a competition of sorts.\nSo practise is a good thing.\n* Doing well in a competition can increase your self image. \n\nI can only think of one disadvantage - losing! \nBut even that is an experience.
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Your brain...you must out think your opponent, quick reflexes and strength are good to have, but in an even steven match up the thinking guy will always win.
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Haley,\nYou will go much further in life and have a lot more fun along the way if you can quit worrying about what is fair in life.  Most of life isn't fair, but that doesn't mean you can't find a way to make it work for you.  There is no great referee watching out for you, so figure out the game and play to win.  Or just to enjoy.
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Well, work on your handles with tennis balls, and work on catching with tennis balls also. In the game, focus on getting your teammates involved, and also be agressive. Hustle, and even if you're nervous, don't let it show, and have poise. God Bless, and good luck this year!
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Fitness above all else is the key today. \n\nPositioning you can gain from exposure in games. Playing advantage is good but remember the 'double jeopardy rule', your decision to play advantage must not allow the affected to lose the advantage they would derived from a free-kick.\n\nAnd 'Law 19' (The unwritten rule, use your discretion wisely, nobody goes to games to see referees or hear his whistle, don't let yourself become to carried away with your powers) "Law 19" also doesn't mean you must punish every offense with a card, award every decision in the box with a penalty, it also tells you to protect goal-keepers, even if it is slightly unfair to the attacking team.\n\nDo not be over-bearing to players but go not be cowed into taking proper decisions, a goal scoring oppurtunity denied is a red card offense whether in the first or last minutes. These kind of fundamental laws, you must adhere strictly. Others where there is a grey line, think of promoting the game more and is where you can use your discretion.\n\nAnd lastly, get over your mistakes, every ref makes them.
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Depends on what kind of competition you are talking about..
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the fact that they need to compete with others to be "kool"
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Find out what they want and give it to them.  Find out what your competition lacks and do it better.  Make it easy for them.  Treat them nice.
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my bro wrestles so i kno some stuff...ok in high school the competitions r harder and there are "bigger" people. pretty much everybody takes it seriously. the higher the weight class the harder the competition. and for different schools they r looking for different things:determination, skill, consistancy,effort, etc. check a website for more info