The Comrade Mindset 👏

[aliabdaal]

📚 This is an extract from my new book Feel-Good Productivity, check it out at www.feelgoodproductivity.com !

[abdurrafay]

I am a medical student, can truly relate to this. I always wished there was a better environment, everyone would grow

[DiasporaDoodles]

I think it’s built into us from really young, that to succeed means making sure no one else surpasses you. Toxic mindset for sure, and it’ll take a big shift to change this behaviour in our world today.

[kimkilinski]

I heard from someone, who was a psychology student, that someone actually ripped out pages from books in the library. Therefore the books were still there but the most helpful pages were gone and no one really knew who it was.

I think it's wild that it's actually like this. I always loved to help people in my class. (They rarely took up on my offer but it was there). And it was much better to study with them as well. Sometimes we just talked about the struggles in our lives and that helped us as well

[alekchris]

I have a big competition instinct, and I am the top student in my class, but that doesn’t stop me for doing everything I can to help my peers. I always have my dms open for them to ask me questions and I gladly help them by reading through their work and giving them tips. I love watching my classmates grow and become better alongside me. I use my competition instinct to win against my self, not my classmates. We are a team.

[theBizNurse]

Great..I just received my copy from Amazon 🎉

[dbhe]

You'd have to change your value system from one predicated on self-serving status (winning for myself and my own ego/betterment is what matters) to one based on changing the world and service/love for others (I'm being a doctor to combat the challenge of disease rather than to serve my own ego and get what's good for me).

In order to do that, a person would have to stop being selfish and cowardly and actually become a selfless person acting out of service for others, at least in regards to their school

[aaronjiang]

Fellow follower of Adlerian psychology

[Garrus]

I recently became very angry as a result of something I learned at work recently. I work in a pharmacy here in the U.S. and there’s a pair of ladies who seem to think that they contribute far more than they actually do; I learned from my former boss that this is why they aren’t so nice to me as well as some other employees. Thing is, I routinely work overtime, both coming in early for shifts and staying late. Meanwhile, one of those same ladies only works part time, at most she puts in 20 hours a week.

[oghenevwedeonosode]

Tearing pages of the textbooks so that others won't use it is crazy.💀

[seuny]

Prepares you for corporate world. Graduated, jumped into work and wish we had a heads up for this competitiveness. I thought everyone was a friend not trying to take your job or get you fired

[trym]

We have a word for the first behavior of renting all books so others cannot borrow it

Kia-su (read like kya from scream kyaaa, and sue). Afraid of losing, do everything to win

[suchitranag]

Yea, people used to do that so that we could not have that copy 😢.

[MOTStable]

Is this the age old capatilism vs socialism vs communism? Probably the solution is the people not the idea.

[I_V_V]

.. Although you make him a part of your team but competition is always gonna be there between men and if you compete against each other inside the Team then "Iron sharpens iron"

[inejunta]

Takes out multiple books so people can't use them 😂💀

[NURYT]

this audio feels like AI.. and over edited