Well you most this morning
Yesterday you won big
Today you lose just as big.
That’s the game of it though
How you bounce back from this
That’ll be what decides the results
The results of you being a loser or a winner.
To grow to be a winner
You can’t always win
It doesn’t always revolve around winning
Most times it’s based on how you respond.
When you lose do you stay down
If you do you’re no winner.
Winners chase another win always
No matter how they feel
Or how many times they’ve lost.
The objective is to feel that win again
They’re obsessed with that sensation.
Losses are inevitable; they’re part of the process. Today might feel heavy, like you’ve taken a step backward, but in truth, it’s a necessary part of growth. Everyone wants to win, but not everyone is willing to deal with the setbacks along the way. What separates the winners from the rest is how they handle those setbacks. It’s not about the fall itself; it’s about the get-up. When you’re hit with a loss, what do you do next? That’s where the true test of character lies.
Winners know that feeling of defeat all too well. They don’t shy away from it. Instead, they embrace it, knowing that it’s the fuel they need to push harder next time. Each loss is an opportunity to learn, adjust, and come back stronger. The process of winning isn’t smooth; it’s full of dips and detours, but each loss brings you closer to mastering the game.
Winners don’t let a single bad day define their journey. They know that it’s not the end of the story—it’s just a chapter. They focus on the long game, the next chance to get back up and prove to themselves that they can overcome. The real victory comes not from never losing, but from refusing to let a loss keep you down.
It’s an obsession, really—this drive to win again. Winners chase that feeling relentlessly, regardless of how many times they’ve been knocked down. Every time they get up, they’re sharpening their edge, strengthening their resolve. They know that the only way to lose for good is to quit, and quitting simply isn’t an option.
So, don’t let today’s loss define you. Instead, let it push you. Use it as a reminder that the only thing that matters is what you do next.
