Quote by Max Schmelling

Why did I want to win? because I didn't want to lose!

Why did I want to win? because I didn't want to lose!

Summary

This quote reflects the inherent human desire to avoid losing and the fear of failure. The urge to win comes from a deep-rooted fear of not achieving one's goals or falling short. It highlights the motivation driven by the fear of losing and emphasizes the importance of winning as a way to avoid disappointment or feelings of inadequacy. Ultimately, the quote explains that the desire to win often stems from a fear of the negative emotional consequences that can accompany losing.

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