Life, like a game

Life, like a game. Every day, you will own more than yesterday. Lost today, it does not matter, because there is tomorrow; wins today, it does not mean tomorrow will win. In any case, as long as you do not give up your faith, the final victory will eventually belong to you. I wish you good luck now.
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I really like your statement. Life if like a game. We have many watching us to see how we will perform in our game and then judge us by the effort we put into the game. Good thing is we usually have a few good fans who will support us through the bad times. If we keep the faith and learn to give it all we have every day - we have done our best and that's all anyone could ask for.

Our greatest games teach us how to live a better life. Teamwork is especially important when trying to complete a difificult or large task. One thing that sports taught me that's been useful in life is that when there's a lot of data, we can find just about everything because of how inconsistent we are as observers and the variables of effort, skill, and the counter-force of opponent. Therefore, for patterns to emerge, we need to see what is done consistently. And we cannot take what is done consistently as a given, although it is a pitfall we all face, because we will not value what is given; it becomes a part of the environment. I learned that watching Detroit Pistons basketball. It's a valuable lesson. With the lesson, our complaints seem petty. It also led me to evaluate skill and evidence and defined what was important to me.

Teamwork is better than a surplus of individual talent. Everything takes aptitude. Quick reflexes and studying show up the faster the game is. This a part of skill. Basketball is about endurance; everything is done quickly, quickly enough to run the body to pieces. It is a great game to learn to be efficient with food. It is about energy. But mostly this game is a game of endurance.