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Check out our latest episode. This one was full of honesty, emotion, and definitely a lot of grit. Give it a listen and if you like it, please share.

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over 2 years ago

Dan Campbell said, "Grit is when you have the ability to overcome adversity in any situation. The ability to push through it, mentally, physically, to overcome. I think that's what grit is." Grit is passion and perseverance for your long-term goals. Grit isn't talent or luck, it's the ability to have stamina and endure. Grit is a mindset that you grow and build over time. • It makes you resilient in times of adversity. • It creates opportunities for you to grow. • It allows you to believe in the potential of tomorrow. 5 Ways to Develop More Grit: 1. Discover Your Interests - When you know what you are interested in then it makes doing the work easier. Recognize your genuine interests and passions. Know what you care about. Think about where your mind wanders because passion forms the foundation for your grit. 2. Define Your Goals - When you know where you are headed and why, then it makes getting there easier. • Remove distractions • Define your priorities. • Define what goals you want to hit and WHY. Then set stretch goals because you want challenging objectives to test your grit. 3. Practice Deliberately - The key to grit and growth is being detailed and intentional about what you do. • Concentrate deeply on your work and practice. • Understand how to get into a flow state. • Be consistent with how you practice. Regular, purposeful practice is essential for skill development and grit. 4. Create a Support System - In any journey there will be obstacles, so create a support system led by yourself and supported by others. Practice optimistic self-talk by updating your beliefs, removing negative self-talk, and developing a positive inner dialogue. Set up an external support system from mentors, coaches, or peers that you can lean on. 5. Reflect and Grow - Developing resilience and grit is a long-term journey so constantly look to reflect, get feedback, and improve. Seek feedback on your performance and look to improve. • It is not about the end result, but constantly striving to grow and improve. • Developing a growth-mindset is the best way to develop grit (especially for children) "Grit is living life like it's a marathon, not a sprint." - Angela Duckworth Credit to @PardonMyTake and #gritweek for Dan Campbell's great interview and definition of grit. - - - Follow @coachajkings for more posts like this!

coachajkings's tweet photo. Dan Campbell said, "Grit is when you have the ability to overcome adversity in any situation. The ability to push through it, mentally, physically, to overcome. I think that's what grit is."

Grit is passion and perseverance for your long-term goals.

Grit isn't talent or luck, it's the ability to have stamina and endure.

Grit is a mindset that you grow and build over time.
• It makes you resilient in times of adversity.
• It creates opportunities for you to grow.
• It allows you to believe in the potential of tomorrow.

5 Ways to Develop More Grit:
1. Discover Your Interests - When you know what you are interested in then it makes doing the work easier. Recognize your genuine interests and passions. Know what you care about. Think about where your mind wanders because passion forms the foundation for your grit.

2. Define Your Goals - When you know where you are headed and why, then it makes getting there easier.
• Remove distractions
• Define your priorities.
• Define what goals you want to hit and WHY.
Then set stretch goals because you want challenging objectives to test your grit.

3. Practice Deliberately - The key to grit and growth is being detailed and intentional about what you do.
• Concentrate deeply on your work and practice.
• Understand how to get into a flow state.
• Be consistent with how you practice.
Regular, purposeful practice is essential for skill development and grit.

4. Create a Support System - In any journey there will be obstacles, so create a support system led by yourself and supported by others. Practice optimistic self-talk by updating your beliefs, removing negative self-talk, and developing a positive inner dialogue. Set up an external support system from mentors, coaches, or peers that you can lean on.

5. Reflect and Grow - Developing resilience and grit is a long-term journey so constantly look to reflect, get feedback, and improve. Seek feedback on your performance and look to improve.
• It is not about the end result, but constantly striving to grow and improve.
• Developing a growth-mindset is the best way to develop grit (especially for children)

"Grit is living life like it's a marathon, not a sprint." - Angela Duckworth

Credit to @PardonMyTake and #gritweek for Dan Campbell's great interview and definition of grit.
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Follow @coachajkings for more posts like this!

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over 2 years ago

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almost 4 years ago

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Hal Sutton @halsuttongolf

over 4 years ago

Here's a clip from @GritmenShow where Chris and I talk about the Tiger/Phil pairing. Episode available now! #RyderCup

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over 4 years ago

It was an honor to talk with Hal and look forward to hearing everyone’s thoughts on the episode!

Hal Sutton @halsuttongolf

over 4 years ago

I really enjoyed being a guest on @GritmenShow this week. We talked about the 1983 PGA, beating Tiger at the 2000 Players Championship, and the 2004 Ryder Cup. We went deep into my career and had a great conversation. Check it out, you'll love Chris' show!

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