Published June 2024
It is possible to enjoy, or feel sorrow about, the results of a competition without alienating friends, family and co-workers. Most people take life’s daily wins and losses in stride. Others turn a win or loss into an adrenalin filled frenzy. They aren’t bad people; they just have bad behavior, for example, taunting others with their side’s win, ruining an otherwise calm family gathering, and generally causing chaos where there was once peace.
These giddy winners and sore losers are the people who could benefit from learning the twenty tips in The Win-Lose Book.
In addition, there are two bonus sections in The Win-Lose Book:
- 5 tips for teaching children how to be graceful winners and losers
- 5 tips for people who want to know how to co-exist at home, work or school with someone who refuses to win or lose gracefully
Ready to change the game?
Get your copy of The Win-Lose Book today and start building better relationships, not just better scores. Whether at home, work, or play, learn how to win gracefully and lose graciously. Join us in turning every competition into an opportunity for connection and growth.
About the Author
Kathryn Maietta, MSW, LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker in Maine and Texas. She is also an explorer, blogger and author of her Personal Empowerment Series self-help books. Her passion is inspiring her clients and readers with a renewed sense of self-awareness and adventure to live their best life.