Joe Ward warns against toxic competitiveness. He describes people who keep dominating games like spades and poker even after they've already won, crushing opponents when they could step back. True success means knowing when to stop.
Who's competitive? And I mean unnecessarily competitive. I'm talking about the type of person that would be playing, I always use the example in our community of spades, right? But you could say poker, right? See, who's playing poker, right? And they just turn the table over from losing a hand, right? Who is just, no one's got, listen, everybody, this guy, we're playing Monopoly, this guy's got like one property and $500, this guy's got like 2 properties, got like $600. This young lady's only got, right? This, I've won. No, we're gonna play this game until you have absolutely nothing. We've been playing for 4 hours, Johnny. Yeah, but I still see
