Tim Grover describes Relentless as a state of mind. This state of mind can give you the strength to achieve, to survive, to overcome, to be strong when others are not. It means craving the end result so intensely that work becomes irrelevant not just in sports but in everything you do. It is about achieving the impossible.

Relentless by Tim Grover (Book Summary) - NJlifehacks Relentless by Tim Grover (Book Summary) - NJlifehacks

Two bulls stand on top of the hill, a father and a son, looking down on a field of cows below. The son can't wait: "Come on, let's go, we gotta run down and get some of those cows!" And the father looks at him slowly, wisely, and says, "No, let's walk down and get all the cows." Instinct, not impulse." A Cleaner never tells you what they're doing or what they are planning. You find out after the job is complete."

From this point, your strategy is to get everyone else on your level. You’re not going down to theirs. You’re not competing with anyone else, ever again. They're going to have to compete with you.” It was repetitive drivel. A sequence of buzz words and meaningless phrases strung together and then repeated. Again: emotions make you weak. The fastest way to tumble out of the Zone is to allow emotions to drive your actions. The dark side is that part of you refusing to be ordinary, that part that stays raw and untamed. It’s that part you keep in the dark, craving things you don’t talk about. And you don’t care how it comes across because it’s who you are and you don’t even wanna change it. External pressure is one of the reasons many people don’t start what they finish. And finishing is the most important part.

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Whatever you do, you take responsibility to make things happen because you always put yourself in the position to carry the load for everyone else. And this meant putting on some muscle. Jordan met with Grover, and the rest was history. Jordan put on 15 pounds of muscle, the Bulls got over the Pistons, and they would go on to win six NBA titles. Everything you need to be great is already inside you. All your ambitions and secrets, your darkest dreams… They are waiting for you to just let go.

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When you’re great, you trust your instincts. When you’re unstoppable, your instincts trust you. #4 – Your Dark Side Refuses To Be Taught Good Anger you can restrain and turn into energy... All cleaners have that slow burning blue-hot internal anger.. but it never becomes blind rage, and it’s never allowed to become destructive.... quiet anger into results.” Well, you gotta crave the result so intensely that all that stands in between is just a means to an end. Tim Grover calls truly relentless and unstoppable people Cleaners. It’s his name for the ultimate competitors and achievers who refuse to be satisfied with just trying or merely giving it their best.

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I'm not a sports fan by any means, but this was one of the best books on mindset and greatness that I've read—maybe ever. Of course, the more gifted go to the top faster. And? That’s not an excuse for not reaching as high. There’s an extremely interesting part in which Tim Grover says LeBron is not a Cleaner because he gives in to external pressure.A week went by and my glance turned into a stare. I stared at the word unstoppable. Then the moment of insight… I asked myself, “What is something you want that is so big, you can’t even imagine what it would be like to have it?” But what was limiting about this book is there's far more name dropping than calls to action. Grover basically says if you are a Cleaner you will know you are a Cleaner. Like Michael Jordan. Or Charles Barkley. Or LeBron James.