GRIND: GREATNESS RISES IN EACH NEW DAY: GET UP, SHOW UP, AND GRIND

by Katie Falkowski

Greatness Rises In each New Day revolves around the philosophy that greatness and success are attainable- but only to those willing to show up and put in the necessary work to get there. Whether it be in your profession, social life, hobbies, sport or any endeavor you are pursuing- it’s only if you are willing to chase down your goals with grit and determination that you are going to attain success.

This book lays out motivation and direction for those willing to embrace the GRIND lifestyle by working toward their goals, never settling for the status quo, and constantly pursuing excellence and greatness. If you want to take your dreams and make them into a reality, the answer is in the GRIND.

138 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 24, 2016

Reviews

[Jason Green · Rating 3 out of 5]

I love the premise of this book. I firmly believe that for most of us, we must show up daily and grind to be successful. Even those at the top of their game and who seem to have the most talent in the world grind to get there (think Tiger Woods before his downfall). Where this book falls short for me is, it's mostly observations by an individual without much to back it up or illustrate the points. I would love to see more stories about people we know, or at least know of, and what they did to grind. (Michael Phelps, Andrea Agassi, Tom Brady, etc.) I would also love to see studies or research done on the topic. Is there any? What is the definition of grind? Is it the same for everyone? Does it vary by industry or person? How do I know what I am doing is considered "grinding"?

This is a good primer, but there is a lot more about "Grinding" to explore.