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Strength comes in many disguises. It’s the confidence to walk away when it’s time, and not look back at what you left behind. It’s showing emotion when you feel it, and not faking it when you don’t. It’s sharing your wins with those who rode along with you, who never left your side and never will.

Winners have one fear, and it isn’t about losing. They fear not having enough time. Not enough days, weeks, months, and years to complete their life’s work. Not having everything in place. Not accomplishing everything they dreamed of. Not finishing. Most people accept that they won’t get to do everything in their lifetime. Winners can’t accept that. They need to finish. Everything.

If you do it like everyone else, you’ll be like everyone else.

Grover, Tim S.. Winning: The Unforgiving Race to Greatness (Tim Grover Winning Series) (p. 214). (Function). Kindle Edition.

Focus is highly conscious; it requires you to be sharp and aware of every moment, and allows you to work on skills so intently that you eventually no longer have to think about them. You just execute. You can’t enter the Zone until you’ve mastered focus; focus is the training ground.

The Zone is unconscious; your skills and expertise are so highly developed that you don’t have to think about what you’re doing, the action just flows.

Grover, Tim S.. Winning: The Unforgiving Race to Greatness (Tim Grover Winning Series) (p. 210). (Function). Kindle Edition.

Focus is about minutes, not hours or days or years. If I need you for one hour, you can’t lose focus at fifty-nine minutes.

Grover, Tim S.. Winning: The Unforgiving Race to Greatness (Tim Grover Winning Series) (p. 209). (Function). Kindle Edition.