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The Mel Robbins Podcast
Steve's latest book was referenced several times as a source of research on mental toughness, the "inside game" concept, and the winnerloser effect in athletes and scientists.
He's written five bestselling books, including his latest, Win the Inside Game, How to Move from Surviving to Thriving.
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Steve's latest book was referenced several times as a source of research on mental toughness, the "inside game" concept, and the winnerloser effect in athletes and scientists.
He's written five bestselling books, including his latest, Win the Inside Game, How to Move from Surviving to Thriving.
I'm reading from Win the Inside Game, page 90. The research you write about showed that over 100 years of Nobel prizewinning scientists, the distinguished scientists were 22 times more likely to perform, sing, or act, 12 times more likely to pursue creative writing, and about seven times more likely to participate in crafts like sculpting, painting, or glassblowing.
You write about this very interesting thing in your book, Win the Inside Game, and this is on page 123. The winner became more aggressive, attacking whatever opponent stepped into the cage next, while the losers hesitated, retreated, and defended, leading to a streak of wins for the winners and a streak of losses for the losers.