Quotes About Resilience

We all have self-doubt. You don't deny it, but you also don't capitulate to it. You embrace it." You embrace it. You trust yourself to handle whatever you're dealing with, and don't allow your fear to escalate into uncontrollable doubt. If you ever see me at a game, you'll see no emotion from me.

Just show up, work hard, and listen. That's your part of the deal. Do the work.

We always get back to work.

There is zero chance you'll get anywhere if you allow yourself to become paralyzed by soft excuses and countless reasons why you'll never get to where you want to be.

And being unstoppable only comes with hard work.

But I had no doubt that whatever happened, I'd be fine.

There are four components of Winning that determine how you'll manage your fears and doubts and make that leap, or if you'll make it at all. Talent. Intelligence. Competitiveness. Resilience.

Bottom line if you want success of any kind: you have to be comfortable being uncomfortable.

A Cleaner knows when to walk away, and which direction to walk. Never running, always walking; he leaves smoothly and on his own terms.

Working through physical challenges that would put others on the bench just so you can taste the sweetness of winning one more time—that is what separates the good and great from the unstoppable.

Fear shows up on its own. Doubt has to be invited. Fear heightens your awareness; it makes you alert. Doubt is the opposite; it slows you down and paralyzes your thinking.

When you're tired, sore, and can't do more, that's the time to do more

You don't let your enemies take your balls, you don't let them set up shop in your head.

They who have no central purpose in their life fall an easy prey to petty worries.

Benjamin Franklin said, "Energy and persistence conquer all things."79

It's okay to make mistakes; just make new ones!

meaning is one of our greatest needs, and when it's fulfilled, we can endure any type of suffering with dignity.

Uncertainty is a spiritual enemy that will siphon out your rocket fuel. It turns go-getters into giver-uppers.

when you conquer worry, you can "relax for easy power.

They who have no central purpose in their life fall an easy prey to petty worries."72

many people who failed did so because they gave up without realizing how close to success they were.

When your faith is strong, you've got an extra tank of rocket fuel for those times when the road is long and there are no refill stations in sight.

If you face grief and sorrow, please heed Jay's example: Take time to grieve in whatever way is natural for you, but then forgive. Give. Love. Celebrate.

like a squirrel hoarding chestnuts, we should store up our moments of happiness and triumph so that in a crisis we can draw upon these memories for help and inspiration.