Grit

on Episode 17: Building A Company By Aggressively & Ruthlessly Creating – Taylor Kavanaugh, at 22:29

So that would be number one. I also read, Angela Duckworth wrote a book called Grit. That title is probably a few years old now, but I just really resonated with her book. And it's really just about that, how she argues that there's no greater predictor of success. There's no greater predictor of, i

on Episode 9: The Benefits of Pushing Your Comfort Zone And Practical Advice On How To Do It – Jeff Schneider, at 43:32

office downtown but they they basically said it was very similar to Angela Duckworth grit and Angela Duckworth would say that if there is a certain role that talent plays that grit is at least twice as important she would say a two-to-one ratio and and talent is overrated they would go so far as to

on Episode 38: Brian Nolan - Business Coach & Founder of Nolan Consulting, at 46:41

of mental dexterity versus mental horsepower. Um, grit by Angela Duckworth who moved my cheese for the fourth time. I read it because I was preparing for my talk. Um, the coaching habit, which I would encourage every leader to read by Michael Bingay Stenier, and then, um, I'm just going to throw in

on Episode 126: Building an Empire with Servant Leadership w/ Nick Slavik, at 5:25

up my world because I'm endlessly fascinated about the coding science, the tools, the materials. And as I started to grow my business about the human side of this and management and leadership and intentionality and grit and perseverance. So it's just been like it's been this magic mirror social media in which I can look into. and it connects me with humans I would never know exist. You too being some of them, so. Chris Kiefer Yeah, I was