On the other side of your inadequacy is a more evolved, “leveled up” version of yourself.

Being relentless requires a learner’s mentality. Can you focus and use discipline to get what you want? Do you get emotional when you don’t get what you want?

What you watch, listen to, read, and who you spend your time with determines what spills out in your life.

Are you letting a pain or inadequacy in your life make decisions for you?

An attitude of excellence compels you to make improvements and to be present in all things at all times.

Resilience is needed to make us stronger, tougher, and more capable of taking on more responsibility.

Discipline means to do exactly what you say you’re going to do in order to figure out if what you’re doing is the right thing to do. A lack of discipline does not give you the specific information needed to know where a change is needed.

Awareness of the details needed to accomplish your goals and the self-awareness needed to know what you are actually doing is a critical part of Grit.

The turning point for accomplishing goals comes from acts of courage, not confidence.

To have Grit you must be unconditionally committed to the accomplishment of your goal and conditionally committed to the process if you run into an obstacle that requires a different approach.