Win Big And Have Fun With Rivalry – The Top Casino Site In India – Lifelong hockey fan and former radio personality Jeff Janusek has teamed up to teach Washington native and NHL rookie Joey Cirilo the ins and outs of hockey while discussing his new favorite team, the Seattle Kraken. The Kraken Pod delves into what lies beneath the Seattle Kraken, the NHL, hockey and pop culture.

Hashtag Finger Math. Kraken Reaction: WE SAVED THE WITCHES, welcome to the playoffs and the trade deadline. #NoDumbQuestions: How does scratch work?! 3 stars of the week.

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WE SAVE THE CRAP! Damn, it feels good to be back. Jeff and Joey recap the Mardi Gras madness in New Orleans before diving into this week’s Kraken reaction (9:59) where the boys lost to Boston and Toronto, the upcoming road trip, the trade deadline ru…

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Special Valentine’s Day Offer! Kraken Reaction: EVERYONE REMAIN CALM. #NoDumbQuestions: Best year for defenseman in NHL? 10 Things I Love About You 3 Stars of the Week.

This episode is brought to you by mango! The boys are getting ready for Mardi Gras and next week off, but first they have to deliver a special Valentine’s Day offer. This Week’s Kraken Reaction (7:05) Jeff and Joey discuss what’s going on in the East Coast road swing, how to lose…

THE KRAKEN IS BACK, GUYS! Kraken Reaction: Delivering the Goods, Beach Brothers, and Jaycob Megna. #NoDumbQuestions: Who has the longest streak in the NHL? 3 stars of the week.

The Seattle Kraken is back and so are we! Kraken Pod merchandise is available until February 15th, so get yours now and be sure to share them on social media for a chance to win a signed piece! Just visit thekrakenpod.com. Because it’s inevitable, this week’s Kraken Reaction (8:05) Jeff…

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Fook the Canooks! The Kraken’s Reaction: Jeff sings about a losing bet, Matty goes down, there’s a rivalry, and there’s no Kraken All-Stars. #NoDumbQuestions: Sweater or Cardigan? Three stars of the week.

The Seattle Kraken is on hiatus, but THE Kraken Pod is at it baby! Joey gives an update before the guys go straight into this week’s Kraken Reaction (6:40), which includes: Vancouver’s rivalry was born with a foul shot at Matty Beniers that kept the Kraken All-Stars out, and Jeff sings…

GREAT NEWS FOR YOU ALL! Kraken Reaction: When it comes to goaltending, the Canooks are a dumpster fire with a determination problem. #NoDumbQuestions: What is goalkeeper interference? 3 stars of the week.

The guys continue with their BIG announcements to kick off this week’s episode before diving into Kraken Reaction (8:40) with a record-breaking road trip that dives deeper into the goaltending debate in Seattle, why Bruce Boudreau is the way he is. legend and vancouver…

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Enjoy the trip! The Kraken’s reaction: travel success, NHL record-setting, and Jonesy’s league recognition. #NoDumbQuestions: Another double dose. Three stars of the week.

EVERYONE KEEP CALM! Jeff is fed up with Kraken fans fighting each other after setting an NHL record and has to speak up to start this week’s episode. Kraken Reaction (7:21) covers an NHL-record streak that the team finally completed 13 days later, winning the…

One word: Ottatwats. Kraken’s reaction: Beats the Canadian’s ass and Shane Wright is sent down and replaced. #NoDumbQuestions is the origin of the famous Habs nickname. 3 stars of the week.

The good mood continues until 2023. Fresh off a Kraken win over Montreal, the boys are feeling themselves, jumping right into Kraken Reaction (2:04) featuring the Seattle Kraken turning Canada into their bitch (yes, they didn’t forget Vancouver) , their latest preview…

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IT’S 2023! Kraken Reaction: The Winter Classic is coming to Seattle, Canada’s fun facts are back, and the ultimate test on the road. A double dose of #NoDumbQuestions and Three Star of the Week.

Happy new year! The guys are dusting themselves off and returning to the podcast after a much-needed break over the holidays to catch up on all things Seattle Kraken. Kraken Reaction (8:00) begins with the latest NHL news announcing that the Winter Classic will be held in Seattle…

Merry Christmas Kraken! Kraken Reaction: Nick Olczyk joins the podcast. #NoDumbQuestions: What is a free kick? This week’s draft of Christmas and 3-star movies.

HELLO KRAKEN! Jeff and Joey go over their vacation plans before starting this week’s Kraken Reaction (11:27), which includes a streak-breaker… again, sweet supporter Jordan Eberle on why Seattle will finally beat Vancouver and Beniers is ready to continue the rest of the heat. Next, Nick Olczyk j…

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Ways to become many DAWGS! Kraken’s reaction: Shane Wrights score is then given, the slide ends and the next man comes on. Three stars of the week. #NoDumbQuestions: Why is the Big Rig suspended?

Be sure to check us out on Twitter at @KrakenPod where we’re giving away Seattle Kraken Golf Waggle gear and tweeting every match all season long! This week’s Kraken reaction (5:06) includes Shane Wright scoring his first NHL goal and his importance sent to T…

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But good competition isn’t the enemy—it’s about competing for a common goal, not destroying your rival. These could be colleagues competing for the same promotion. Or athletes competing in the same tournament. Or political parties consider how best to serve their people. Good competition is not necessarily a friend, it is a mutually beneficial arrangement between parties based on competition.

But “competition” is a loaded term. To some it is a dirty word. For others, it is a driving force in life. But competition in itself is pointless. Its value depends entirely on how it is used. Therefore, competition is good or bad depending on the situation. In good competition, competition is good. It’s motivating. It’s inspiring. It leads people to greatness. The energy created in good competition helps focus efforts and gain rewards, whether personal development or material gain.

But what about the dirty version of the competition? What happens when he becomes corrupt? What happens when it becomes a trial by fire? Under such extreme conditions, this means that few people can thrive and achieve greatness. But many more died along the way. Think of a corporate environment where not getting a promotion means being fired and replaced with someone who will be used until they burn out and be replaced in turn. So a select few are praised for their prowess and manage to make it up the corporate ladder, while many others are discarded and “used as components” rather than treated as human beings.

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This type of negative competitive environment creates toxic and destructive competition. But bad competition is also created when one or more countries have the goal of destroying another country, as well as weak or soft competitors. Adverse competition is therefore based on:

Bad competition is at best mediocre at value creation and at worst destructive. While good competition can inspire both parties to be better people and do better work, toxic (bad) competition does the opposite. Weak competitors can fail to inspire the best, and incompetent ones can inadvertently destroy value – remember the saying, “It’s not effective enemies to fear, but ineffective allies.”