The competition
People from childhood seem to be in a competition, perhaps consciously or unknowingly. It can be seen how in daily life there is a constant race to arrive on time, to be the best, to stand out, to be congratulated and to win a medal; all in an implicit way because they are not necessarily registered in any contest, but that is how people behave.
It seems to be something social, familiar or that is in the veins, because indeed a fairly high percentage, not to generalize, wants to succeed. They plan for the future, set goals and work to achieve them; When they are parents, the group conversations are if your son does not speak, if he does not walk or because he does not eat this or that, what school is he in, what are his grades and in how many extra activities he does in the afternoons, that is, it seems a simple conversation, but in the end it is a competition.
Honestly, deep down everyone seems to be going for the gold medal, being the winner and receiving the award, defending one another and so on; however, it is known that individually yes, everyone is inclined towards some activity such as art, music or sports and proves to be good at it. Given this, the value, gift or qualities of each person must be recognized, because not everyone is going to like the same thing and it is not going to be given to them either.
The achievements and triumphs are recognized in practice, in the game, on the field and in real life, a work with perseverance, discipline and commitment is demonstrated that is deserving not only of a medal or a trophy, but also of recognition to everything I reach.