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No, I don't think so. Competitions are not only about the prize. They have actual value layers in learning. When we prepare for competitions, we tend to put in extra effort, and we learn new skills in a way that also builds our confidence and leads to personality development.
Well, personally I don't think so. The ultimate goal of people who participate in such a competition is the prize. But for me, it's not all about the prize. It's about the experience and how much you've learned from your journey. I find the journey itself is just as rewarding as the outcome. So, I [...]
I think it depends because when people are in competitions, they usually want to achieve the prize. Also, I think another reason is they want to impress others, and this could be a reason for them to develop their skills and support themselves in the future.
Oh, no, I don't think so. It is not just about the price. You know, when people first want to participate in the competition, the first thing they think about is learning and gaining experience from the competition. Even if there is no prize or if it is not a big prize, when you compete, [...]
Actually, I do not agree with this notion because I believe that most of the time, competition is a good experience for everyone to learn a lot about winning or losing. A lot of people who participate in competitions do not initially think about the prizes and rewards. One of the main reasons they participate [...]
Well, I believe competition isn't all about the prizes and the rewards it could bring to each individual, but also it is more about building undefeatable confidence, which can lead to more success in the long run for each individual. In this way, when you compete with someone, you become aware of your weaknesses and [...]
Well, I believe that competition isn't all about the prize and the reward. In contrast, it is about adding new skills to your skill set so that you become more confident when facing obstacles in your life. By enrolling in competitions, you can assess your abilities, which fosters a sense of self-esteem. Self-esteem means...
Well, I don't think so. Admittedly, the prize and awards of each competition are really important because these increase people's engagement and create a more competitive environment. However, the host of the competition should focus on what the participants can learn from these competitions after they engage. Maybe they can develop skills like communication or [...]
Oh, the competitions are not all about the prizes. Many people pursue their achievements to participate in the competitions. They are rarely very important in the merits, but some people prefer to pursue the experience. For example, they think participating in the competitions can help make small connections from all over the world. They can [...]
No, I don't think so, but admittedly, prizes and awards in competition could encourage more people to engage and create a more competitive environment. I think competition can bring about many experiences and lessons for participants to broaden their horizons and gain knowledge, especially knowledge that is essential for their lives, such as skills like [...]
Not at all. Because competition is about quality. For example, even roadside shops provide pizzas for convenient and lower prices. But everyone should love pizzas from Domino's and Pizza Hut because of their quality. In roadside shops, they hold healthier maintenance of kitchen sides. Sometimes, most people do not believe that when there is quality, [...]