Relentless
From Good to Great to Unstoppable (Tim Grover Winning Series)
Tim S. Grover
Legendary trainer Tim Grover uses his experience with the world’s top athletes to drill down into the killer instinct that separates the good from the great, showing you how to tap into the dark side of competitive intensity in order to win—regardless of the circumstance or cost.
For more than two...
It was described as a book that Rachel Hollis felt was a relatable and inspiring read. She said it was the first time she had ever finished a book and immediately started it again.
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It was like a out of body experience.
— Episode: Rachel Hollis ON: The Courage to Make Mi...
Episode: Rachel Hollis ON: The Courage to Make Mistakes & H...
It was described as a book that Rachel Hollis felt was a relatable and inspiring read. She said it was the first time she had ever finished a book and immediately started it again.
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It was like a out of body experience.
Like I felt like I was reading something I could have written.
It was the only time in my life I finished a book and immediately started it again.
It was mentioned in the context of high performers needing to know who to trust and when to trust them, and that it's crucial for a champion or any high performer to know who to trust.
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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 b...
— Episode: 506: Tim Grover | The Unforgiving Race t...
Episode: 506: Tim Grover | The Unforgiving Race to Greatnes...
It was mentioned in the context of high performers needing to know who to trust and when to trust them, and that it's crucial for a champion or any high performer to know who to trust.
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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 we went into real in detail in relentless and then we went into even more detail into winning
The book was repeatedly highlighted as a crucial mental‑toughness guide that helped the host and guests develop a winning mindset. Andy Frisella repeatedly said it had saved his life and became one of his top three favorites, while a guest noted gaining new insights each time he reread it. Listeners were urged to read it to understand their intensity and to feel validated in their ambitious thinking. Overall, the episode consensus treated it as a must‑read for entrepreneurs and high‑performers.
The book was mentioned to suggest that everyone should read it, as its content is relevant to the topic of winning mentality.
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Go read Tim Grover's books.
Episode: 533. #75HARD vs Bishoi Khella
It was mentioned as a book that helped the podcast guest build mental strength during his 75 Hard journey. The guest stated that he gained new insights each time he reread it.
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Every time I read that book, I gain new shit out of it every single time.
Episode: 478. Prerequisites For Success Ft. Tim Grover
It was described as life-saving and impactful, changing the listener's life and helping them understand their own journey. The book's message resonated deeply with the listener, particularly regarding the mindset needed for success.
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I've told you that numerous times. And then when after winning came in, I mean, after Relentless, Relentless was about the mindset. And then when you guys talked about the journey winning, 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.
that book changed my life. That book saved me.
And I've told you this. What I tell you about the book, I told you I wouldn't sell it ever, no matter how much money. Not a single one of you motherfuckers out there could buy that book from me for any amount of money because it saved my fucking life.
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.
Episode: 456. Q&AF: Struggling To Take Time Off, Building Y...
This book, along with "Winning, Back to Back", was reread as part of the 75 Hard challenge; they were considered good mindset books.
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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.
Episode: 383. Q&AF: Getting Buy-In From Your Employees, Com...
This book was said to have saved the speaker's life, helping him realize he was more normal than he thought. Not everyone will connect with it, but the speaker found it incredibly valuable.
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And then Relentless by Tim Grover, which not everybody will believe that Relentless is the best book they ever read because not everybody's wired the way you need to be to become what it is he talks about in the book. But I think you will gain a shit ton out of the book. I think it will explain a lot about your life. And for me personally, that book saved my life.
Episode: 110. W1NNING Ft. Tim Grover
Andy Frisella said that Tim Grover's first book, "Relentless," saved his life, helping him navigate the challenges of being a success-driven individual in a world built for mediocrity.
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I've told you this and I've said this on the podcast that first book you wrote man fucking saved my life.
one of the things that has happened to me over the course of my business career that has made a massive difference was discovering Tim's book Relentless
people have been really, really, really hungry for the second book.
Episode: 75HARD: A 75-Day Tactical Guide For Winning The Wa...
It was highly praised by Andy Frisella, who said it saved his life and helped him understand his own intensity. He now considers the author a close friend.
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I have read literally every single personal development book, every single quote unquote mental toughness book that exists, all of them.
the book Relentless by Tim Grover, really good friend of mine, which is crazy because that book, I credit that book with actually saving my life and I've said that a million times because it made me understand that I wasn't crazy in the way that I thought.
I consider Tim Grover the greatest mental toughness expert out there in my opinion.
Episode: Insanity, Intensity, and Becoming a Peak Performer...
The book was read by Andy Frisella to improve his mental focus during his weight loss journey in 2016. It helped him feel less alone in his unconventional approach to success and provided him with the permission to embrace his unique way of thinking.
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So I could get my, cause I had read it before and I read it cause I wanted to get my mental focus in the right spot. Cause I knew I had my work cut out for me.
And I think the biggest part of it that I enjoyed was it made me feel like I was, I'm sure you've heard this from many people, but it made me feel like I wasn't fucking crazy. Like I felt crazy for a long time.
So what the book relentless did was it showed that, Hey, there's more of us out there than you know.
And that the greatest thing about Relentless, the book, is that it, it, it addresses that for people who are in the process.
if you haven't read Relentless, you have to read it because it's really good at helping you feel good about the journey you're on and not feel like you're doing something wrong or you should be listening to your mom and dad or your average friends.
Episode: Mark Bell On Struggle, Sling Shots, and Success, w...
The book was described as amazing and a must-read, focusing on mental coaching and the mindset of obsessive individuals always striving for more.
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Oh, dude. Must read. Fucking amazing book and he's an amazing dude.
He's Michael Jordan's performance coach.
Episode: How To Manage Money To Get and Stay Rich, with And...
The speaker considers this among his top three favorite books.
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I like Relentless by Tim Grover I think that's probably my top three favorites.
Episode: Everyone You Admire Was Once a Fraud, with Andy Fr...
This book is about the importance of having an edge and confidence to achieve greatness; the speaker mentioned having contacted the author.
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There's a whole other book about this called Relentless by Tim Grover, which, by the way, I got in touch with him.
It was recommended to Andy Frisella by a friend. He stated that the book was awesome for entrepreneurs and helped him realize there was nothing wrong with his ambitious way of thinking.
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Like, dude, I read an awesome fucking book on this. Our a good friend of our company, her name is Paula. She recommended a book to me called Relentless by Tim Grover, and I've talked about it on my Snapchat before, but that book is so awesome for people who are like entrepreneurs for a number of reasons. But the biggest thing I took away from that book was that there's nothing wrong with the way that I fucking think.
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