A brilliant expression. You mean 'not to play to win' but 'to play not to lose'?

Brilliance is a distant ideal; prudence is proximate, wise behaviour.
Why Avoiding Stupidity Is More Sensible Than Pursuing Brilliance
540
10
Mukundarajan V N
Indra Raj Pathak
·Follow
Oct 15, 2023
--
A brilliant expression. You mean 'not to play to win' but 'to play not to lose'?
--
--
Written by Indra Raj Pathak1.3K Followers
·545 Following
Educationist, pragmatic, writer-poet by passion. Editor.
Responses (1)
Help
Status
About
Careers
Press
Blog
Privacy
Terms
Text to speech
Teams