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Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance
Grit is a popular buzzword in parenting and education. It means sticking with something no matter how hard it is or how much adversity you must face to achieve it. That’s my definition. In her best-selling 2014 book Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance, the psychologist and researcher Angela Duckworth studied West Point cadets, inner-city Ch
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When psychologists describe grit, they often lean on University of Pennsylvania psychologist Angela Duckworth’s definition of the trait: “the intersection of passion and perseverance.”
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grit. Grit is the combination of passion and perseverance,
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psychologist and author Angela Duckworth has done some remarkable research on the importance of what she calls “grit.”
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Completing your clear goals will reward you with dopamine. Even so, endless persistence can be tough. That’s where grit comes in – the energy it takes to push through years of hard work. Some people are more naturally gritty than others. But don’t worry if that’s not you. It’s a skill you can improve.
One way to cultivate grit is to work around you
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Passion produces little wins, little wins produce dopamine, and dopamine, repeatedly, over time, cements a growth mindset into place. But because neurochemicals play a lot of different roles in the brain, this increase in dopamine also amplifies focus and drives flow. And flow over time produces grit. The reason? The ecstasy of flow redeems the ago
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