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How to develop your Grit?
In psychology, grit is a positive, non-cognitive trait based on an individual's perseverance of effort combined with the passion for a particular long-term goal or end state.
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Goals
Set goals to achieve your desired outcome and then break down your larger goals into smaller, manageable sizes. Set daily. weekly and monthly goals to help keep on track towards the larger goal, but which are achievable. In other words, take baby steps
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Resilience
Set backs are going to happen but resilience is being able to bounce back and continue on your path to reach your goals. Do not be afraid of fallure, as failure is your teaching tool-don't let it break you down or keep you from reaching your goals. Keep trying!
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Intentions
Grit won't happen by accident. You will need to mentally decide that you are going to persevere and work through hard times and sety your "intention to do what it takes to meet your goals
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Time
Grit is not about one and done. Gritis the day in and day out work that it takes to grow Persist and don't give up!
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