A short monologue (YouTube) in which the speaker argues that winning is an ever-present opportunity but that people's understanding of what a "win" is has changed—especially after recent world events. The speaker emphasizes that wins occur in small steps every minute, that many people have lost the sense of how to win, and that individuals must redefine what a win looks like for themselves (often breaking long-standing routines).
Winning is in all of us, and we have wins every single moment. And those are the steps that get us a little closer to what we want. Every minute. You have an opportunity to win. You really do. But with everything that's went on in the world in this past year, people forgot how to win. People don't even know what a win looks like anymore. And so many times a win just comes by because there's a constant change, there's a constant shift. And now, with the paradigm of way everything is being handled now, you have to look at things completely different. Everybody's waiting for normal. A win doesn't look like what it used to look like anymore. What does it look like now? For each individual, it's different. For a lot of individuals, it's just like getting out of that routine that you were stuck in for so long.
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