There is no gainsaying the fact that in life, competition is rife. Sometimes we find ourselves competing, not necessary because we want to but because we have to. In order to get ahead in life, we must indeed complete. Therefore, the question of whether or not competition is good for teenagers is one that could be answered with a simple statement- yes it is good! Please see reasons why this is so below.

Why is competition good for teens?

Competition pushes teenagers to learn faster and perform better, two of the most important things any success-minded human must be able to do. When they compete with their mates in class to make the best grades, they inevitably have to study better in the process. And overtime this becomes a good habit which they will carry over into adulthood; a habit that keeps them focused on success. So competition is good for them. They should indeed be encouraged to compete.

Still following up on the point above, the competitive spirit requires teenagers to always put in their best effort in everything they do. What this ultimately does to them is to constantly bring out the best in them; the vary formula of winning that guarantees success.

Competition makes teenagers confident, one veritable characteristic necessary for navigating life. There is no doubt that some of the most competitive teenagers are usually the most confident ones. And the good thing that confidence does to one is that it makes them fearless, ever ready to face challenges and always determined to conquer such. Bear in mind that most timid people make little progress in life whereas on the other hand, the confident ones are the ones who are most progressive. Therefore, let your competitive spirit guide you into building your confidence and overcoming life’s hurdles.

Be competitive!