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You can only fix what you do, not what your teammate does. How's that saying I just made up go? Oh yeah. Focus on your problems, and you'll grow better. Focus on other people's problems, and you'll grow bitter. You have to always be trying to figure out how you can mesh better with people and win as a team, as opposed to looking for flaws in your teammates that give you a reason for losing. The point of this guide is to give you some things to look at with an aggressively self-blaming attitude that should help you improve and prevent you from blaming others for losing.
You can only fix what you do, not what your teammate does. How's that saying I just made up go? Oh yeah. Focus on your problems, and you'll grow better. Focus on other people's problems, and you'll grow bitter. You have to always be trying to figure out how you can mesh better with people and win as a team, as opposed to looking for flaws in your teammates that give you a reason for losing. The point of this guide is to give you some things to look at with an aggressively self-blaming attitude that should help you improve and prevent you from blaming others for losing.