Download Audiobook Do Hard Things: Why We Get Resilience Wrong and the Surprising Science of Real Toughness by Steve Magness in English

Do Hard Things: Why We Get Resilience Wrong and the Surprising Science of Real Toughness

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“Steve Magness is among the giants of contemporary enthusiastic about excessive efficiency throughout domains. . . . Actual Toughness is an important learn for anybody who cares about delivering their greatest when the stakes are highest.”—Alex Hutchinson, New York Occasions bestselling writer of EndureFrom beloved efficiency knowledgeable and bestselling writer of Peak Efficiency comes a revolutionary science-based new definition of toughness—one which focuses on assessing a problem on a physiological and psychological stage.Toughness has lengthy been held as a elementary key to reaching peak efficiency. For generations, we have been taught toughness means bulldozing via—pushing to the purpose of breakdown—and that exhibiting any signal of weak point is failure. This mannequin of toughness has lengthy been glorified and celebrated. However the reality is, it does not work.Steve Magness, a efficiency scientist who coaches Olympic athletes, now provides a brand new type of toughness—actual toughness—that may assist anybody navigate adversity and problem. Grounded within the newest sports activities science and psychology, actual toughness is about listening to your physiological, emotional, and psychological responses (from ache to anger) and dealing with them to beat a problem. Actual toughness works with our biology and psychology; pretend toughness fights towards them.Actual toughness is predicated on 4 core pillars which domesticate real inside energy:Pillar 1—Ditch the Façade, Embrace RealityPillar 2—Hearken to Your BodyPillar 3—Reply, As an alternative of React Pillar 4—Transcend DiscomfortLike Endure and The Expertise Code, Actual Toughness flips the script on what it means to be powerful, pointing to new analysis that reveals how our understanding of resilience—one which ignores discomfort—is flawed. Magness attracts from mindfulness, navy case research, sports activities psychology, neuroscience, psychology, and philosophy to point out how actual toughness makes us extra profitable, happier, and higher individuals.

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