Winning The Unforgiving Race to Greatness (Tim Grover Winning Series)

It strikes me that you might feel that some pieces of society, particular American society, have kind of gotten sheepish about winning and that we pay too much attention to the disadvantaged.

Everybody gets a prize. Everybody gets a trophy. I couldn't be more against that than anybody alive.

you mentioned this in the book the new book winning and in the old book relentless the original book it's crucial for a champion or for any high performer to know who to trust and when to trust them because highly successful people rarely get to hear the truth

and I talk about this in the book winning where everyone knows when you go to school and you go through an education process everyone tells you what to think

and that's how these individuals describe winning because they're not thinking about the celebration at the end which is small and short they're thinking about the race that they had to go through in order to get to winning

One of the chapters in the book is you know winning makes you different and different scares people so success makes you different people are scared by different what they don't understand their automatically turn off by

you don't have to love the work you just have to want the end result

You can't even access the upper limits of the physical without putting the mental blocks in place first.

it's crucial for a champion or for any high performer to know who to trust and when to trust them because highly successful people rarely get to hear the truth

winning makes you different and different scares people so success makes you different people are scared by different what they don't understand their automatically turn off by

winning is the ultimate gamble on yourself that was having confidence in myself to know that I'm gonna choose a different path and I'm going to get that end result because that was my ticket to the freedom of the life I wanted to live not with somebody else wanted to live you know you take the chance on yourself and you never doubt what the outcome is going to be

Winning isn't going to meet you halfway it's going to meet you at the end and it's going to watch you go through that unforgiving race to see what's going to come out on that other end

if you've read Relentless, you have to read winning because Relentless is the mindset. Winning is about the journey and what you're going to see, feel, taste along the journey.

if you had a hard time understanding relentless, you have no shot at winning.

Relentless, it makes you form a partnership with your decisions and your commitments. Winning makes you form a partnership with your actions and your success. And you need all four

Book that I'm reading up in the house right now. I just got done with a couple different books by Tim Grover. I read Relentless and I've already read those books, but I read Relentless and Winning Back to Back as part of 75 Hard because I think they're such good mindset books for me. So I'm always working on different things.

And then I decided to string it along with Winning.

I'm going to try to catch up on all mental performance books just to amplify the effects of what the program already does.

coincidentally we're here to talk about today his second book which is amazing

this book is actually it's a continuing talk of relentless so you have the relentless mindset and now it's winning.

your mind has to be stronger than your feelings your mind in order to win your mind has to be stronger than your feelings

winning throws a huge party in your honor yeah because you won then the next time it refuses to give you the time or place yeah it's like it locks the key on you

winning makes you different and difference scares people