Is business a fight or a game?

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Or is it a fight with yourself and the rest is a game with some guidelines?

Jurijs Ivolga · Accepted Answer

In my perception it is a game, but I would guess it is all about perspective.

Alex Prompt · Answer

Business is both. It’s a fight with yourself to stay disciplined, resilient, and adaptable. At the same time, it’s a game—strategic, competitive, and played within certain rules. Mastering both aspects is what sets the best apart.

Violetta Chernobuk · Answer

The healthiest perspective may be to combine the two: adopt the determination of a fighter but keep the adaptability and enjoyment of a game player. In the long run, treating business as a mix of both can lead to resilience without burnout, fostering innovation while also navigating competition effectively.

Jahanzaib Ara · Answer

When the stakes are high, business might feel like a battle, but I believe that viewing it as a game helps me stay in perspective and enables me to take more calculated risks.

Safaa Bird · Answer

I tend to think of it as a game. I feel less pressured and remain inspired to play when I concentrate on growing and learning.

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I’d say business is a game because it involves strategy, rules, and the ability to adapt and innovate to succeed. Like in any game, collaboration, skill-building, and creative problem-solving often lead to better outcomes.

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Business feels like a game to me. It has rules, strategies, and sometimes surprises. The goal is to keep improving and enjoy the process.

Is business a fight or a game?

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