How to Be a Whiner

Big or small, unexpected events will happen. You can not avoid them, you can only control how you respond to them. It is in those critical moments after the unexpected occurs that ultimately determine your long term success. Think about it: anyone can do well when everything is going great. What separates people who succeed (the Winners) from those who don't and just complain about it (the Whiners) is how well they respond to life's inevitable curveballs.
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