How to write an ending with a quote about competition

1. Margaret Thatcher was a world-renowned politician who had a very strict father. Fathers always tell their daughters not to let themselves be left behind at any time. Thatcher remembered her father's words very well, she always got the first grade in every exam, and she always did her best in various club activities, and even when she was in the car, she tried to sit in the front row.

Later, Thatcher became the only female prime minister in British history, known as the "Iron Lady".

This example tells us that if you want to achieve a great career, you must have a sense of competition that "always strive to be the first".

2. After Wal-Mart's competitor Stirling began to use metal shelves instead of wooden shelves, Mr. Walton immediately hired someone to make more beautiful metal shelves, and became the first grocery store in the United States to use 100% metal sail shelves. When another of Wal-Mart's competitors, Ben Frankett's franchise, implemented self-service sales, Mr. Sam Walton took a long-distance bus overnight to Minson Script, where the store was located, and opened a self-service store, which was the third in the United States at the time. After more than 40 years of fighting, Wal-Mart has risen from the small town of Bentonville in Arkansas, in the central United States, and so far, the total number of Wal-Mart stores has reached more than 4,000, with an annual revenue of more than 240 billion US dollars, ranking first in the world's top 500, creating one myth after another.

This example shows us that the only lasting competitive advantage is the ability to learn better than the competition. - Gaias.

3. Liu Guoliang and Kong Linghui are not only competitors with considerable strength, but also partners who are like brothers. They went out of the same school, and at the same time put on the national brand uniform. In that flower-filled May, the excitement of "staying in the morning and thinking about the spring and autumn fruits" and winning the Wesling Cup (men's team championship cup) washed away the young dream, and the two best friends reached the men's singles final together.

However, when the men's singles championship cup was really in front of them, the two good friends suddenly realized the cruelty of the ending, and their victory meant the defeat of their friends. What is commendable is that on the field, they fully demonstrated their wisdom and talent. Liu Guoliang won with Qi, Kong Linghui was stable and fierce, and the fierce game reached the decisive game.

In the end, Kong Linghui, who opened the bow left and right, became the new champion of men's singles. There was no ecstasy as imagined, what we saw was an unusually calm Kong Linghui, and the even embarrassed smile on his face. Liu Guoliang's face had a trace of disappointment, but after all, it was his best friend who won the championship, and his congratulations were from the bottom of his heart.

This competition taught the two good friends how to face competition and cooperation. In later competitions, they joined forces to win the men's doubles championship.

1. Competitors, the mother of evolution.

Liang Qichao. 2. Competition, in fact, is a kind of friendship, improve your intelligence with the help of your opponent, and those who are afraid of competition have lost to their opponents.

Yu Dan. 3. The more fierce the competition, the more you need to adjust your mentality and adjust your relationship with others.

Yu Dan. 4. Don't think that you have worked hard, there are more people than you who work hard, in this competitive society, others work hard, you have to work harder.

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5. The survival of all things depends on the competition of natural forces, and feelings themselves are living natural forces.

Pope. 6. Noble competition is the source of all outstanding talents.

Hume 7. In human life, the competitive mind is something of great significance.

Premchand.

8. Don't compete with people who have nothing to lose.

Gracian. 9. When competition and hostility live next to you, prudence will thrive.

Gracian. 10. Competition is a kind of trouble that a person is willing to get from others.

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11. No matter how big or small, no one is high or low, all survive in the competition. When there is no opposite, people even create an opposition to compete with.

Hirobun Omatsu. 12. Every day of life is spent in victory and defeat, and everything appears in the form of competition. Every day is a struggle to win in the competition, or at least not lose to the other party. Therefore, if you slack off one day, you will fall behind and fail. That's how hard life is.

Hirobun Omatsu. >13. A lasting competitive advantage may be the ability to learn faster than your competitors.

Ares Derg.

14. Competition is the foundation of all things, and human beings do not rely on the principles of human nature to survive, but rely on the most barbaric competition to survive!

Hitler. 15. Life is a struggle, that is, competition, and respect can only belong to those who win and lack profits, this concept makes people do not hesitate to sacrifice reason and intelligence to cultivate excessive will.

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Quotes about competition:1. Opportunities are reserved for those who are ready for Hu Haotan. Baxter.

2. Competition can be constructive or destructive. (British economist) Marshall.

3. The more people who look at each other, the easier it is not to see, the more chic people are, the more likely they are to be embarrassed, and the more self-righteous people are, the more likely they are to be nothing. Only those who always feel that they are not knowledgeable enough, not careful enough, easy to flash their socks, easy to be careless, and can plan again and again, review again and again, and verify again and again, can succeed step by step in this complicated era.

4. What you get in five minutes will be lost in five minutes. Gong Jiu.

5. It is better to sigh than to rise, because it also takes time. Gong Jiu.

6. The instinct of competitive pants is a wild incentive, through which the strengths of one person are revealed from the shortcomings of another. (American philosopher) Santayana.

7. Knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing, and knowing is knowing. Confucius.