The task is done. The team is now free. A normal routine starts for everyone until a new war begins. A lot of value addition and learnings already from this war.
But, there is one biggest value-add and learning that is still present. The result is in itself the greatest value addition in many ways. A team remains optimistic about its chances, hoping they win the competition and their hard work will pay-off. But not every conquest can be conquered, the same way, there are only a few warriors who emerge victoriously. So what was in it for the other warriors, I would say, a lot.
There are some lessons that these wars teach us:
You cannot always win, but you can always improve.
More are the failures you face, the more experience you gain in life.
There are misfires in everybody's life. Even after working hard, it may happen that you end up on the wrong side. It is not bad at all to be there, as even then you are better prepared for life and have added a lot of arsenal to your attack.
All these wars are for a purpose, which is to prepare you better for bigger wars when you finally enter the real arena. These experiences help you there.
And one thing which I am compelled to put forward, there will be some kind of challenges and difficulties everywhere, the only thing that will help you sail by easily will be your attitude. This is what I learnt here.
And this is what Krishna said in Mahabharat,
"You have the right to perform your actions, but you are not entitled to the fruits of the actions. Do not let the fruit be the purpose of your actions, and therefore you won’t be attached to not doing your duty"
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