Piers Morgan

I mean, look, all the things that people know that have happened to me, I've had moments when I've lost big jobs or whatever it may be. They always seem worse to other people than they do to me in the moment, I would say. I just literally do the count to 10, whatever it is. I just think short of death or terminal illness, everything is recoverable from. It's entirely down to you.

I mean, look, all the things that people know that have happened to me, I've had moments when I've lost big jobs or whatever it may be. They always seem worse to other people than they do to me in the moment, I would say. I just literally do the count to 10, whatever it is. I just think short of death or terminal illness, everything is recoverable from. It's entirely down to you.

I do think mental strength is the number one thing that you can have to succeed in life. Look at Donald Trump, right? That guy has got the thinnest skin in history. He'll react to absolutely everything. But he also has a thicker skin in that he can take stuff that no other politician has ever taken and keep pounding forward. And I love the scene in Rocky in the sixth film.

I do think mental strength is the number one thing that you can have to succeed in life. Look at Donald Trump, right? That guy has got the thinnest skin in history. He'll react to absolutely everything. But he also has a thicker skin in that he can take stuff that no other politician has ever taken and keep pounding forward. And I love the scene in Rocky in the sixth film.

I do think mental strength is the number one thing that you can have to succeed in life. Look at Donald Trump, right? That guy has got the thinnest skin in history. He'll react to absolutely everything. But he also has a thicker skin in that he can take stuff that no other politician has ever taken and keep pounding forward. And I love the scene in Rocky in the sixth film.

When he's got the spoiled brat son, he's in his 20s, who hates being Rocky's son and moaning and whining. And he's just a spoiled little brat. And Rocky eventually has it out with him in the street. And he says, listen, life is not a bunch of flowers or something. He starts, he says, it's not about how hard you can hit. Life is about how hard you can get here. Get back up and keep moving forward.

When he's got the spoiled brat son, he's in his 20s, who hates being Rocky's son and moaning and whining. And he's just a spoiled little brat. And Rocky eventually has it out with him in the street. And he says, listen, life is not a bunch of flowers or something. He starts, he says, it's not about how hard you can hit. Life is about how hard you can get here. Get back up and keep moving forward.

When he's got the spoiled brat son, he's in his 20s, who hates being Rocky's son and moaning and whining. And he's just a spoiled little brat. And Rocky eventually has it out with him in the street. And he says, listen, life is not a bunch of flowers or something. He starts, he says, it's not about how hard you can hit. Life is about how hard you can get here. Get back up and keep moving forward.

That's how winning is done. And I love that speech so much. My sons have it on repeat.

That's how winning is done. And I love that speech so much. My sons have it on repeat.

That's how winning is done. And I love that speech so much. My sons have it on repeat.

Keep pounding, right? Because something will happen. But if you don't have the right mental attitude to when negative stuff happens to you, you're not going to be able to exploit the good stuff when it comes your way. I remember Kelvin McKenzie, the infamous but brilliant editor of The Sun, the only editor I ever worked for, actually.

Keep pounding, right? Because something will happen. But if you don't have the right mental attitude to when negative stuff happens to you, you're not going to be able to exploit the good stuff when it comes your way. I remember Kelvin McKenzie, the infamous but brilliant editor of The Sun, the only editor I ever worked for, actually.

Keep pounding, right? Because something will happen. But if you don't have the right mental attitude to when negative stuff happens to you, you're not going to be able to exploit the good stuff when it comes your way. I remember Kelvin McKenzie, the infamous but brilliant editor of The Sun, the only editor I ever worked for, actually.

And I worked there for five years when The Sun was selling like four or five million copies. And he used to rampage around from morning, noon, and night. It was a terrifying spectacle. But it was a paper cracker with great energy. It was the days when papers were very, very important. And I remember he said, you know the most annoying thing about you, Morgan?

And I worked there for five years when The Sun was selling like four or five million copies. And he used to rampage around from morning, noon, and night. It was a terrifying spectacle. But it was a paper cracker with great energy. It was the days when papers were very, very important. And I remember he said, you know the most annoying thing about you, Morgan?

And I worked there for five years when The Sun was selling like four or five million copies. And he used to rampage around from morning, noon, and night. It was a terrifying spectacle. But it was a paper cracker with great energy. It was the days when papers were very, very important. And I remember he said, you know the most annoying thing about you, Morgan?

After one tremendous bollocking he gave me, eyes bulging, neck straining, the whole thing. He said, is every – because I'd gone back in about an hour later with a good scoop – He said, the most annoying thing is I can't break you. He said, every time I give you a bollocking, you just come back quickly with a scoop. He said, I admire it and I hate it in equal measure.

After one tremendous bollocking he gave me, eyes bulging, neck straining, the whole thing. He said, is every – because I'd gone back in about an hour later with a good scoop – He said, the most annoying thing is I can't break you. He said, every time I give you a bollocking, you just come back quickly with a scoop. He said, I admire it and I hate it in equal measure.

After one tremendous bollocking he gave me, eyes bulging, neck straining, the whole thing. He said, is every – because I'd gone back in about an hour later with a good scoop – He said, the most annoying thing is I can't break you. He said, every time I give you a bollocking, you just come back quickly with a scoop. He said, I admire it and I hate it in equal measure.