
Resilience, Grit, Toughness and Learning How to Do Hard Things
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In this behind-the-scenes podcast, Brad interviews Steve on his new book Do Hard Things. Where did the idea for the book come from? How do you go from an idea of “fake toughness” to a fleshed-out framework for the real thing? What are the biggest myths about resilience that trip people up? How do you know when to keeping going versus quit? All of these questions and more are answered in this week’s podcast.
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Steve's interview with Rich Roll, where he goes into detail on his experience as a whistle blower, is here.
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