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Details:Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781398501942 Publisher: Simon & Schuster Overview Winning: The Unforgiving Race to Greatness is the follow-up to Tim S. Grover's bestselling Relentless, written with Shari Lesser Wenk. Drawing on decades spent coaching Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade, Grover strips away motivational cliches to deliver an unflinching blueprint for sustained success. This paperback edition is aimed at athletes, entrepreneurs, business leaders and anyone determined to compete and win at the very highest level, again and again. About the Book Tim Grover built his reputation as one of the most sought-after performance coaches in the world by working directly with some of basketball's greatest ever players, and Winning distils that hard-won experience into a set of unforgiving truths about what it actually takes to reach - and stay at - the top. Where his previous book Relentless focused on the toughness required to chase a goal, Winning goes further, examining the psychology of competitors who have already tasted success and now face the far harder task of defending it. Grover argues that winning is a continuous, gruelling process demanding total honesty about your weaknesses and an obsessive commitment to preparation. The book is structured around thirteen core principles, each illustrated with candid stories from Grover's decades courtside and in the gym with elite athletes, as well as insights drawn from business leaders and high performers outside of sport. It doesn't offer easy affirmations; instead it challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about complacency, fear of failure, and the temptation to coast once success arrives. Praised by figures including footballer Marcus Rashford for its impact on his own career, Winning has resonated with readers well beyond professional sport, striking a chord with anyone competing in business or sales. It is a demanding, direct read offering genuinely practical takeaways rather than generic motivational language. Written by Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant's own performance coach Thirteen practical principles for sustaining, not just achieving, success Follow-up to the international bestseller Relentless Real-world stories from elite sport translated into lessons for business and life Praised by high-profile figures including footballer Marcus Rashford Compact, portable paperback - ideal for reading on the move About the Author Tim S. Grover is a performance coach who has spent decades training some of the greatest athletes in history, including Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade. He is the founder of ATTACK Athletics and the author of the bestselling Relentless and Jump Attack. Winning was written with Shari Lesser Wenk, an experienced collaborative writer who has co-authored several bestselling non-fiction titles, helping shape Grover's coaching philosophy into this direct, no-nonsense book. Why You'll Love This Book Blunt, energising and free of empty motivational platitudes, Winning gives ambitious readers a genuine insider's view of what separates lasting champions from one-time achievers - essential reading for anyone serious about competing at the top. Please Note: Cover may vary slightly from the image shown; this is the current UK paperback edition with UK ISBN 9781398501942.
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Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781398501942 Publisher: Simon & Schuster Overview Winning: The Unforgiving Race to Greatness is the follow-up to Tim S. Grover's bestselling Relentless, written with Shari Lesser Wenk. Drawing on decades spent coaching Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade, Grover strips away motivational cliches to deliver an unflinching blueprint for sustained success. This paperback edition is aimed at athletes, entrepreneurs, business leaders and anyone determined to compete and win at the very highest level, again and again. About the Book Tim Grover built his reputation as one of the most sought-after performance coaches in the world by working directly with some of basketball's greatest ever players, and Winning distils that hard-won experience into a set of unforgiving truths about what it actually takes to reach - and stay at - the top. Where his previous book Relentless focused on the toughness required to chase a goal, Winning goes further, examining the psychology of competitors who have already tasted success and now face the far harder task of defending it. Grover argues that winning is a continuous, gruelling process demanding total honesty about your weaknesses and an obsessive commitment to preparation. The book is structured around thirteen core principles, each illustrated with candid stories from Grover's decades courtside and in the gym with elite athletes, as well as insights drawn from business leaders and high performers outside of sport. It doesn't offer easy affirmations; instead it challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about complacency, fear of failure, and the temptation to coast once success arrives. Praised by figures including footballer Marcus Rashford for its impact on his own career, Winning has resonated with readers well beyond professional sport, striking a chord with anyone competing in business or sales. It is a demanding, direct read offering genuinely practical takeaways rather than generic motivational language. Written by Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant's own performance coach Thirteen practical principles for sustaining, not just achieving, success Follow-up to the international bestseller Relentless Real-world stories from elite sport translated into lessons for business and life Praised by high-profile figures including footballer Marcus Rashford Compact, portable paperback - ideal for reading on the move About the Author Tim S. Grover is a performance coach who has spent decades training some of the greatest athletes in history, including Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade. He is the founder of ATTACK Athletics and the author of the bestselling Relentless and Jump Attack. Winning was written with Shari Lesser Wenk, an experienced collaborative writer who has co-authored several bestselling non-fiction titles, helping shape Grover's coaching philosophy into this direct, no-nonsense book. Why You'll Love This Book Blunt, energising and free of empty motivational platitudes, Winning gives ambitious readers a genuine insider's view of what separates lasting champions from one-time achievers - essential reading for anyone serious about competing at the top. Please Note: Cover may vary slightly from the image shown; this is the current UK paperback edition with UK ISBN 9781398501942.
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