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Short YouTube clip of Simon Sinek recounting an anecdote about his competitive nephew who scored the losing touchdown. Sinek contrasts standard win/lose parenting advice with an 'infinite game' framing — calling days 'ahead' or 'behind' rather than final wins or losses — arguing that being ahead or behind is temporary and useful for humility and motivation.

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