How can we cultivate a winner's mindset that will allow us to perform at our optimum all the time?
Producers such as Paul Epworth (Adele, Florence and the Machine) are on board, adding a winner's mindset; one of Disclosure has an unlikely writing credit, on a ballad called Wonderful.
"Markets alone do not provide adequate guidance in engaging this challenge," he said, adding that the nation "must move away from a winner-take-all mindset".
More often than not, venture capitalists promote a "winner-take-all" mindset, pushing expansion at the cost of impact on initial customer targets.
But more importantly, using a game with points and winners encourages a creative mindset.
Such assumptions lead to a zero-sum mindset, with absolute winners and losers.
Teamwork-inducing contact sports, such as football, give a young man the ability to fight alongside his brothers, earn the mindset of a winner, and build a solid foundation for the rest of his life.
Last year, the US housing secretary, Ben Carson, said poor children needed the "mindset of a winner" to better their circumstances, and Candace Owens regularly admonishes Black Lives Matter supporters for succumbing to a "victim mentality" that focuses on a discriminatory past and present.
But they also entail adopting the mindset of a winner.
Angela Perez-Baraquio, who Miss America 2001 and the first Asian American to win the title, coached actors on the mindset of a winner, told stories of accused sabotage and stolen underwear.
