Gallwey redefines competition as a means of mutual growth rather than a hostile endeavor. He argues, 'True competition is identical with true cooperation,' suggesting that competitors help each other push boundaries and discover their true capacities. This reframing allows individuals to compete passionately without degrading their opponents. | W. Timothy Gallwey | The Inner Game of Tennis

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The True Role of Competition

Gallwey redefines competition as a means of mutual growth rather than a hostile endeavor. He argues, 'True competition is identical with true cooperation,' suggesting that competitors help each other push boundaries and discover their true capacities. This reframing allows individuals to compete passionately without degrading their opponents.

-- W. Timothy Gallwey