GRIT by Angela Duckworth | Animated CORE Message
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Animated core message of Angela Duckworth's book 'Grit'.
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I love the voice over and the almost inexistent music. I can concentrate on the core message
Most of us admire people who put in tremendous effort to cultivate a talent that would've otherwise an occassional hobby. Not all 6'9' ppl make it to the NBA. Its the ones with excellent discipline and the luck of meeting the right agent.
I am so thankful for people like this who take time to summarize books to give you a scope of what it is about. I wished for something like this for a long time so I didn't have to spend money on something I might not find useful, plus it saves me time from starting a book I quickly lose interest in. You have a tremendous gift of summarizing and I thank you for taking your time to make these videos.
I am thankful for this comment .
Im here trying to repair my brain and mindset after battling 2 and a half years of long covid which has stricken me down mentally and physically. I feel like i need to regain these habits and strive for grit. Wish me luck. Have a good year.
One of my favorite sayings for wrestling was , "Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard!" I KNOW this to be true! Also, loved the way you ended this video..."Think of something you have achieved or learned lately.." Light bulb moment for me! I taught myself to play the penny whistle after brain surgery (tumor) to help exercise all areas of the brain, as music is the one activity I am aware of that is is a whole brain activity. ~ Deana
Hi find you summaries to be really great. They are thoughtful, methodical and complete. Thank you so much for your hard work!
You're most welcome!
I agree also really enjoy the animations that you did for the explanations!
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Thank you for developing this message as it wraps up Angela's points in an engaging way!
Thank you for the time and effort you put into all these reviews! I really appreciate having the additional reinforcement and perspective on these books. Bravo!
I've heard a lot about grit, and the only book I've read about it specifically is "How Children Succeed". I'm definitely going to read this book, thanks for your video! :)
Practical Psychology i
You might like, "The Marshmallow test" by Walter Mischel ... Awesome Read!
Hows that book??
Buying a book is a decision. I just return back to this channel to check if it would be worth buying the book. But it does not end there. I return back to check what lessons I learnt and its amazing how this channel summarizes all the points that matter. This is a
Wowoowowoow channel for me. lol:)
Thank you so much for your videos! With a busy, demanding schedule I enjoy listening to them in the car and sometimes they serve as a conversation starter between my kids and I. Thank you again, your efforts are greatly appreciated.
A big component that goes along with grit is that of deliberate practice. Without it grit ends up being applied in less than effective ways.
I LOVE what you’re doing.
Keep up the great work!
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you mean "keep up the GRIT work"
I started reading a book called "Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise", which talks about deliberate practice for forming mental representations of what to focus on to become an expert at any area. At the same time, I was also reading "Grit" and thought, "Oh my God, look at this beautiful combination of ideas! I can't believe it!" It's good to see a comment that linked these two great books.
Learning to stick to something is a life skill that we all can develop. Science shows that grit matter more than talent, and that we all have the capacity to grow our grit, we can develop the confidence to start taking action despite how untalented we think we are.
you are amazing. it's a great cause. Respect from India.
Crisp and precise. Loved your summary. Thanks so much
Thank you for these videos that summarizes popular non-fiction books. The drawing are amazing. And the voice over and music complement it well. You are doing a wonderful job. Please continue creating these type of videos.
Thanks Nerisa! It means a lot to hear how much you appreciate these videos. I will continue making them and improving their quality.
Thank you for these videos man. I really appreciate the work you do. Can't wait for the channel to explode.
Hey.. Just wanted to say, that the books that you take up for summaries are different than we find on other channels on youtube.. Love your channel.. You must be so proud of yourself.. :) ;)
Thank you for your VDO. You can summarise all main features and you also visualise all those content. That is easy to understand and so inspirational.
I love your work so much. Thank you for putting these videos together.
I appreciate you doing this video.. I started reading a lot of success principle and personal development books and you’ve made a video for just about all of the books.. I watch your videos as a reward after finishing the books and to see if your information matches with mine...
Thank you
Hey @Productivity Game, thanks a lot for this (and other) videos, they are truly inspiring and helpful! I have read the book and am a huge fan of Dr. Duckworth but these vids help a lot to remember how great her work is and how much potential we have if we understand what grit means!
Thank you so much for such a clear and presice description of the book! I have enjoyed it quite a while!
I cant wait for this channel to explode. Thanks for sharing your content.
very inspiring stuff. have read this book and learned a lot. Thank you for your animated core message.
Great review... your style of explanation is marvellous!
Thank you so much. Helped me put it into perspective for my assignment! 😅
Brilliantly done! Thanks for this!
Well done Productivity Game and thank you!
There is no such thing as talent, here is experience.
That was how it was for me the first time I tried playing Elden Ring. First timer off, I try fighting the Tree Sentinel, die a lot, eventually realize I don't need to fight that now, and proceed to die to basically everything in the game, but not without steadily growing stronger over time.
Hey, you explained well about what Angela exploring about Grit. good going
thank you for uploading all the great videos. Really appreciate that!
Thank you so much Nathan.
For decades, experts have tried to figure out who would get through Navy Seals Buds training and who would not.
Grit just rehashed the same questions asked for decades.
It all comes down to a direction and a decision and making it daily.
I'm tall and would make a great basketball player but I don't desire to be an NBA player.
Angela is only bring the questions to a new generation I'm afraid.
very nice. thanks a lot. I got lot of confidence ofter watching these videos. it's very easy way to learn so many things in a short time.
That's great to hear!
one thing about growth mindset,
if you have a physical disability for example dyspraxia.
you wont improve as much as you may believe so take that into consideration before believing you will improve a lot and then become happy with what you have improved by
Great overview and really well presented - Dr Carol Dweck has also done lots of work on Growth Mindset and Angela Duckworth references Dweck in her book. Keep up the brilliant work - you're really talented (and doubly effort-ful, I'm sure!) 👍
Thanks for the kind words Paul! Carol Dweck's book Mindset is my go-to resource for understanding the growth mindset. I hope to do an overview on it one day.
Great Summary. Thank you for the time an effort. Keep it up mate.
Dude, you're awesome. These thorough and clear reviews are super valuable to me.
Thanks Max! Happy to hear you find them valuable!
Great summary video sketching of the meaning of GRIT. will follow Productivity game and Angela to learn and put in more EFFORT to be more successful. . Thanks alot.
Thank you! Amazing videos... love them!
Just finished it. Amazing book! Recommend it to everyone.
You just helped me make a good presentation of the topic "Grit"
thankyou so much for this!
Thanks a lot for this awsome video and an excellent takeaway. Keep inspiring!
Superb. Thank you for this.
Helps to know something, better to implement it and care and derive a good experience for and from it
Thank you very much for your video. I really appreciated it because the topic was part of a course I take and your summary extended my view on grit.
Glad I could help :)
It's nice to see this myth disproven in the first few seconds
I know this is going to be a surprise but there have been basketball stars that weren't 6 foot and there have been basketball players that were 6 foot and no good
I wonder what the difference was,maybe talent
And at least one study "the marshmallow test have been shown to be wrong
If you are a kid and you have 5 other children in your family it doesn't matter how gritty you are being first matters and if you're really rich it doesn't matter how gritty you are
The assumption of most people that have made it in life is the way they got there is hard work but most of them were just lucky
Nobody volunteering to be a dock worker or a field hand picking food
Real hard work
My summary: "Having a strong why and purpose will increase your grit and chances of success. Success doesn't come by talent alone but developed consistent effort. Grit matters more and can take you further than talent."
Excellent book!!! If you don't have it, get it.
Hey thanks for this , i bought the book and it was AMAZING
I APPRECIATE YOUR WORKA AND EFFORT!
Very creative video summary of Dr Duckworth's extraordinary book. Watch the video but buy the book.
Keep up the Great work! Love it.
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This information is very well explained with the help of art.
Thank you bro
Great video - thank you! I've read Dr Carol Dweck's book on Mindset, and found it to be a very interesting read and a great source of reference when I'm tackling something new. I've just recently bought Angela Duckworth's book Grit and can't wait to tackle it.
This video is very nice. I like the animations. They make me understand. Good work
Your videos are life changing
thank you a lot for the PDF book summary
Thank you very much, you are the best
Nice and excellent overview of the book
Summary is really great.
Hey, I just want to say thank You for the amazing work! Im sharing this channel with my coworkers because of its plenty of good information and perfect execution. Success!
Thanks Carlos!
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Super love it.
great effort!
Hi this is awesome. Loved this. :)
Thank you for the video.
Thank you. Great,
Love your videos, you do such an amazing job for all dyslexic visual learners (ie me)! Keep it up.
Awesome video ...
Wow you do this so good
I have an opportunity to be gritty about something that I mostly enjoy. It could be my only opportunity to have a butt-ton of money in just a few years. Then I can hire editors and marketers and comedians to help get my ideas into the world. There’s more value in it than just money; it could get me into a lot of interesting rooms. I’m just gonna start scheduling and relentlessly sticking to the schedule. I have to get all religion about the schedule or else I’ll just scroll twitter all day and message Jonathan and Bide about the TikTok’s they should make. I’m just gonna write down ideas and leave myself 1 or 2 days off from the gritty stuff when I allow myself to explore the creative ideas I wrote down that week. I’m not giving up; I’m just compartmentalizing.
Great vid
nice and succinct, thank you
Great book.
ur amazing...and ur video are great
What happens when you put effort without talent? Or if don't see talent as a binary agent, it's not just about you have it or not, but about how much talent do you have... if we compare 2 people putting the same amount of effort, wouldn't the most talented one win? Can you get talent through effort? Can you close the talent gap through effort?
it's so amazing
Thank you very much!!! 😁👍🏼
So many people fall for the trap of "I've got no talent" and use it as an excuse...
Hope that this video would be a reminder to all of us to shut up and keep working (Goggins style) :)
Thank you...
thank you
I had too much grit in my career. I found out that being the best don't mean squat, the grit i had was abrasive and wore me down. I made it to the top of a field that was deemed worthless by my society. Now, I'm broken and feel like a fool.
Thank you so much
She should do a cameo on NCIS and interact with Dr. Mallard.
How do you do this? Do you do the drawing? What about the writing?
I make most of the images in Adobe Illustrator and sequence the images in a program called VideoScribe.
Thank you! It is really fun to watch.
when i saw the formula at 1:10, I got confused after hearing that effort was put in twice as much as 'talent' because the bottom formula (I think? its been a while since I did any real math) breaks down to Effort(Talent x Effort)=Achievement or (Talent x Effort^2) = Achievement. Why did I overthink this idk.
Thanks A lot
So true
0:18 I wonder what training and academics might take for one to become a "top corporate salespeople"
They're constantly learning whatever is required to get to the next level.This constant self-improvement & sell-assessment is a result of the mindset stated in the vid.
Study of the market you are selling form, keeping yourself engaged with the new trends, never stop learning what people want and continue to improve at every opportunity so you don't lose clients to your competitors. Not very "academic" in the traditional way, but still takes a lot of research, time and effort
thanks for the help...how could i get the slide?
So helpful
Good !
Good review, thanks. I'm still awaiting the review that ends 'this book sucks, don't waste your time'.
This here because they weren't paying attention in class so they're mother made them. Write some type of essay on grit 😃>>>>>>
u didnt have to call me out like that-
Excellent!!!
this is vary educatinal erliy world history mrs morse
very good
Wowww