Grit

By Angela Duckworth

Angela Duckworth's *New York Times* bestseller, *Grit*, argues that outstanding achievement isn't talent, but a unique blend of passion and perseverance. A celebrated researcher and professor, Duckworth draws on her diverse professional background and rigorous research—including field visits with West Point cadets, inner-city teachers, and National Spelling Bee finalists, plus insights from history and interviews with high achievers—to reveal how grit drives success. She offers practical, learnable lessons, demonstrating how grit can be cultivated regardless of IQ or circumstances, the power of persistent effort, and the "Hard Thing Rule." Providing "inspiration for non-geniuses everywhere" (People), this "fascinating tour of the psychological research on success" (The Wall Street Journal) offers life-changing guidance for anyone seeking to achieve their full potential.
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