A short motivational monologue by Hinesh Chauhan contrasting two approaches to life/work: 'playing to win' (having goals, hope, intention, and daily progress toward objectives) versus 'playing not to lose' (reacting and protecting oneself). The speaker urges listeners to choose the former and asks them to self-reflect on which mode they operate in.
Here's a really big question for you. Do you play to win or do you play to not lose? There's a huge distinction between the two. And most of us play the game of protecting what's happening to us and reacting, as opposed to having hope, desire, intention, and playing to win. Having an objective or target that you're daily moving toward, as opposed to just reacting and protecting yourself from not sinking. So ask yourself, are you playing to win or are you playing not to lose? Because there's a huge difference. Huge.
