1) Obtaining Education - Using the post high-school for the marketable academic fields is game. Utilizing the "2+2" path which is 2 years at a community college and finishing up at the university (marketable major of course) is game because one should have noticed that employers (who look for college graduate) care that you have the 4-year degree...not where you started. Game is knowing that having work experience and tuition-reimbursement checks from a notable employer will many times circumvent needing high undergraduate GPA's and GRE scores for graduate school admission.
2) Job/Career - Game is knowing how one's industry works to the point that one knows what things to have expert knowledge on and which things can be totally ignored while giving you the best chance to succeed at your career.
Those are just two examples but "game" in general is knowing the rules of something and being able to exploit the "holes" in the given rules.
2) Job/Career - Game is knowing how one's industry works to the point that one knows what things to have expert knowledge on and which things can be totally ignored while giving you the best chance to succeed at your career.
Those are just two examples but "game" in general is knowing the rules of something and being able to exploit the "holes" in the given rules.