GRIND HARDER
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How bad do you want it?
How bad do you want it? How bad do you want it? Some people just want a little success, but some people want to dominate. You gotta get to the point where it hurts. You gotta want it as bad as you wanna breathe. Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go. And you can go further than you think. You in three and you got six gears. But you accustomed to three, you accustomed to four. I challenge you to push it to all the gears you got. There's another level to this thing. And I'm not afraid to go get it. I am most focused on the expansion of my being.
Yes, I want to be the best. I'm all about winning.
What does it mean to push beyond your limits?
I hate losing. I want to give everything that I have.
I want to see how far I can go. I want to see what I can accomplish. I want to see what I can do, what I can be, what I can have. I want to see. I want to see what my life would look like if I didn't count the cost and if I was willing to go further than anybody else was willing to do. Push. Your dream come true. Push.
Push harder. Find something hard, push yourself, go dark. Don't think about anything else except for this is you versus you. It's the choices you make on every threat.
Every set, when the pain sends a load, you say goodbye.
How do daily decisions impact success?
What are you doing? How bad do you want it? Are you already seeing yourself stronger from it before you enter it? It must be that way. Our lives are made from the decisions we make on a moment-to-moment basis. Champions are never woken up and born into success. They're created, they're matured, they're struggled and weathered through that effort of hard work and dedication and sacrifice to achieve that championship status. It's these moments, these decisions we make on a daily basis. Do we get up early and go for a run? Do we hit the snooze button? Do we go that extra rep in the gym and our body's dying? Do we push past that? All these little things are the inches that add up to be the measure of difference between first place and forever forgotten.
Those inches you need to be number one then are around us every single day. It's not a bad break. It's not the ref making a bad call. It's that you get up that day and do those little tiny things, the little details, the little nuggets of life. That's what adds up to be the difference. By doing this, every day, repetitively, those are the measures that lead to the big moments of success that everyone sees in life. No one sees the struggle, no one sees the hardship, the early mornings you get up, no one sees any of that. They just see if your hand's raised or not, and if it is, oh, what a great guy, I wish I could be that guy, I wish I could be that guy. But they're not clapping, wishing they could be you, at five in the morning when you get out of bed, when it's raining outside, to come and train for that hand to be raised.
They don't wanna be that guy. They just want the glory. You faking it.
You want the job, but not the responsibility of the job. You want the reward, but not the responsibility. You want the money, but you don't want the responsibility. You want the love. You want your name and life, but you ain't willing to work in the dark.
What is the role of personal responsibility in achieving goals?
You just ain't have what people who work in the dark have. You can't have it.
And that's the differential of a champion. Losers talk about hating to lose. Losers say they hate to lose. Losers talk about how they want to win. While the winners just do the work. And that means beating the next guy. It means being better than the next guy. It means dominating the next guy. No matter what it takes. takes.
You know what's great about our culture, y'all? The world's lazy. It's a good thing for you and me. Nobody wants to do it. Everybody will talk about it. Everybody will post about it. But nobody wants to roll up their sleeves and just go get it. Winners want to be the best.
Winners have pride in being the best. Winners have pride in being dominant.
To be great, all you gotta do is just a little bit more than the next person is willing to do. One more push-up than the next man. One more free throw than the next man's willing to take.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How bad do you want it?
0:00–0:41
2
What does it mean to push beyond your limits?
0:41–1:13
3
How do daily decisions impact success?
1:13–2:53
4
What is the role of personal responsibility in achieving goals?
2:53–3:56
5
How can visualization influence your future?
3:56–5:44
6
What mindset is necessary for continuous improvement?
5:44–7:00
7
How do champions differentiate themselves from losers?
7:00–8:42
8
What does it take to maintain focus on long-term goals?
8:42–9:54