To truly understand the competition, we have to look beyond the scoreboard and into the mechanics of human drive and market evolution. The Psychology of the Rival
Critics praise the film for being a "warm, entertaining" story about complicated people. It is particularly noted for how convincingly the actors appear to be playing the piano; Dreyfuss and Irving practiced for four months to "fake it" perfectly. What doesn't: The Competition
The most formidable competitor you will ever face is the person you were yesterday. In endurance sports, there is a concept called "racing your own race." If you burn out trying to keep pace with a faster runner, you fail. But if you run your optimal pace, ignoring the threat beside you, you achieve a "Personal Best." To truly understand the competition, we have to
The race is long. In the end, you aren't competing against the person next to you. You are competing against the voice that says "give up." What doesn't: The most formidable competitor you will