The psychology of people who dignifiedly plunge into a losing battle from the front.

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Well, today I'm going to talk about "the psychology of people who dignifiedly rush into the losing battle".

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Then it's the main topic.

Well, everyone.

Isn't there anyone around you?

A person who knows that he will lose from the beginning, but rushes in and actually loses and comes back.

That said, it doesn't really mean that you go to a fight and lose and come back.

For example, when you have a request to the boss of the company and you go to tell it, you sometimes go while thinking, "You will never admit this, right?"

But he will never admit it.

In other words, even though I know I'm going to lose, but I thought I might give you permission, so I'm going to go without success, but if you look at this kind of person from the side, "Why do you go to say it even though it's such a clear thing? Of? Isn't it quite strong to go to get hurt from yourself?" That's what you think.

So why do you think like this?

I will explain it from now on.

First of all, the key is that it is clear that you will lose.

But I can't help but challenge.

In other words, there are many people who have elements like challengers in terms of personality.

You're a person with a personality that makes you want to challenge when you see someone stronger than you.

Next, there are many people with that kind of personality, but I feel like losing.

It means it's strong.

A strong will to lose means that you are stubborn, stubborn, or have guts.

In other words, there are many stubborn people who dignifiedly plunge into a losing battle from the front.

Then, next is the nature of this stubborn person, but there are actually many people who stick to the past.

Because stubbornness is still the key, and stubbornness means not bending your thoughts.

In other words, there is a property of not accepting anything other than what you believe in.

That means, there is a very high possibility that this nature also applies to the psychology that is the source of your behavior.

Finally, when you think about people's psychology, there are many things that past events affect your current behavior, so this time we will deepen the past events.

How about that?

By saying it's rather impossible or negotiating forcefully, there is an event that went well, and it will remain strongly in that person's heart, isn't it?

In other words, my past achievements are supporting my current actions.

I think you had an experience like, "There was a similar event before, and I went to say it at that time, but it went surprisingly well."

So that's today's conclusion.

"The psychology of a person who dignifiedly plunges into a losing battle" is an unsaid confidence that comes from past achievements.

To put it bluntly, you're a confident person.

Well, how was this story today?

"Oh, maybe I can understand somehow!?︎" I wonder if there were some people like that.

So every day like this, I blog about the psychology of people who do 〇〇, the tragic end of people who do 〇〇, and in addition to this, how to improve communication and how to build better human relationships.

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