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Play the Victor, Not the Victim

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A crash during a spring 2017 NASCAR race left driver Aric Almirola with a broken back.
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His comments on the accident were:
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"In the moment, I felt unlucky and woe is me, but then the switch flipped.
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I reflected on how much worse it could have been.
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I'm very fortunate I'm not paralyzed."
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Aric had the opportunity to play the “victim card” and complain about his situation.
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He chose, instead, to change his attitude.
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He didn’t dwell on the unanswerable question of “Why me?”
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He understood that difficulty knows no boundaries—but it never needs to win.
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Victory comes to us when we train ourselves to respond as a victor,
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not a victim. I'm Mac Hammond, and this is the Winner’s Minute.