Succeed in Winning Competitions

A competition is a contest between individuals, teams, companies and even countries to determine who is better and who will reap the rewards of victory.

Although some people disdain competition, it is active in everyone's life from getting a job to being able to buy a ticket for a popular concert. There is also the fun of competing in sports to see who can win. Businesses are concerned about beating the competition for market share. Finally there is war, which is the competition of countries over land and the spoils of war.

If you want to improve your chances of winning competitions, you not only need skill in the endeavor, but you also need knowledge of the elements of competition, such that you will be able to devise a sound strategy for victory.

The purpose of these free online lessons is to show you the Kurtusian concepts on winning competitions. It will give you a start at improving your skills in winning. If you have any questions, send me an email.

Competition Contents


Basics

Motivations to Win a Competition

Major Types of Competition

Performance competitions

Types of Performance Competition

Winning a Competition for a Job

Head-to-head competitions

Factors in Head-to-Head Competitions

Momentum in a Head-to-Head Competition

Predatory competitions

Predatory Competition

Bullying Competition

Non-human competitions

Competition Among Plants

Animals Compete for Food

Specific competitions

Business

Business Competition

Types of Business Competition

Using Advertising for a Competitive Advantage in Business

Using Location for a Competitive Advantage in Business

Using TQM for a Competitive Advantage in Business

Fighting

Fighting as a Form of Competition

Gambling

Basics of Gambling as a Competition

Dealing with Hustlers in a Competition

Sports

Using Art of War in Athletic Competitions

Winning in Basketball

Gamesmanship in the Riggs vs King Tennis Match in 1973

Strategy Used by Muhammad Ali to Beat George Foreman in 1974

War

"The Art of War" by Sun Tzu

1. Laying Plans

2. Waging War

3. Attack by Stratagem

4. Tactical Dispositions

5. Energy

6. Weak Points and Strong

7. Maneuvering

8. Variation in Tactics

9. The Army on the March

10. Terrain

11. The Nine Situations

12. The Attack by Fire

13. The Use of Spies

Winning strategies

Criteria for Winning Various Competitions

Preparing to Win a Competition

Role of Confidence in a Competition

Disarming Your Opponent in a Competition

Influencing the Judges to Win a Competition

Winning a Negotiation

Underhanded strategies

Cheating in a Competition

Dirty Playing in Competition

Examples of Unfair Tactics in Chess

Defending Against Dirty Play

Poor Winner in a Competition

Resources

General Competition Reader Feedback

Competition Resources

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