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Why Winning Scares People and Other Intense Truths from Tim Grover

Why Winning Scares People and Other Intense Truths from Tim Grover ------------ Do you want to win bad enough? Tim Grover knows what it takes to win. He’s seen it in his career training superstar athletes like Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Charles Barkley and many others. Today he’s an author and business consultant, and I had the good fortune to present him as a keynote speaker to our coaching members at last week’s Elite Retreat in Las Vegas. We also took the time to sit down for today’s podcast, where he rips the band-aid off the realities of tapping into the greatness within you, winning, and doing it all again after you reach that pinnacle. Believe me... you don’t want to miss this one. 0:00 - Intro 0:45 – Tim explains his extraordinary backstory 3:55 – How Tim’s intensity makes him for some people and not for others 7:40 – Are you settling for less than your true potential? 10:02 – A bold proclamation that led to training Michael Jordan 14:06 – “Pressure is a privilege” 17:26 – MJ issues a challenge 19:17 – Why winning scares people 22:07 – Winning doesn’t care; how to tap into that mindset 27:32 – Why declaring your intentions is so important 28:34 – Track and measure EVERYTHING! For the majority of my life, I’ve been passionate and dedicated about changing lives by giving away the very best strategies, tactics, and mindset techniques to help you and your business succeed. Join me as we take this to level 10! ------------ Keep up with me and what's new on my other channels: Website - https://TomFerry.com Facebook -   / tomferry   Instagram -   / tomferry   Twitter -   / tomferry   Podcast - https://TomFerry.com/Podcast YouTube -    / coachtomferry   You are advised that any Information provided on this podcast is not legal advice. Ferry International assumes no responsibility for consequences resulting from the use of the Information. Some of the Information may be outdated or not consistent with current law.