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Achievement mindset vs. competitive mindset (view source)
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A competitive mindset is characterised by associating [[self-worth]] with winning, a need for external validation, aggressive tendencies, and a pervasive [[fear of failure]].<ref>[https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/competitive-thinking-its-all-your-head-dr-desley-lodwick-gaicd-0e9mc#:~:text=Competitive%20vs%20Achievement%20Mindset&text=The%20former%20is%20externally%20motivated,the%20need%20to%20outperform%20others. Competitive Thinking: it’s all in your head] by Dr. Desley Lodwick GAICD</ref>}}
A competitive mindset is characterised by associating [[self-worth]] with winning, a need for external validation, aggressive tendencies, and a pervasive [[fear of failure]].<ref>[https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/competitive-thinking-its-all-your-head-dr-desley-lodwick-gaicd-0e9mc#:~:text=Competitive%20vs%20Achievement%20Mindset&text=The%20former%20is%20externally%20motivated,the%20need%20to%20outperform%20others. Competitive Thinking: it’s all in your head] by Dr. Desley Lodwick GAICD</ref>}}
On the other hand, a highly competitive person in sports, business or other endeavors drives them towards high level of achievement.<ref>[https://www.geelonglawntc.com.au/post/6-levels-of-competitive-mindsets 6 levels of Competitive Mindsets]</ref>
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== Journal articles ==