What an interesting word. What a frightening mindset. I see this play out in the world of work where one persons success is seen as a loss to others. As if the idea that only one person gets to do well and therefore if the person next to me gets it I am less. I see this as a type of opposite to abundance theory. The idea that each of our successes can be build together and that there is an endless amount for all of us.
You summarise it perfectly. It represents everyone being out for themselves and fails to understand that the success of a community can bring about the success of an individual and vice versa.
What an interesting word. What a frightening mindset. I see this play out in the world of work where one persons success is seen as a loss to others. As if the idea that only one person gets to do well and therefore if the person next to me gets it I am less. I see this as a type of opposite to abundance theory. The idea that each of our successes can be build together and that there is an endless amount for all of us.
You summarise it perfectly. It represents everyone being out for themselves and fails to understand that the success of a community can bring about the success of an individual and vice versa.