Winning: The Unforgiving Race to Greatness

It’s like going on a trip and knowing you will find what you are looking for. That’s what reading Tim’s book do to me. A great book for winners.

This book has been the most challenging book I have read this year. At one point I threw it across the room because it demanded action from me that I was not sure I was willing to give. Then I picked it up again and learnt through the pages of the book and through the eyes of Tim what it takes to win and to keep winning!

Really good book

A great book on winning. I have also read Tom Grover's book "relentless", this book takes things to the next level. One thing is never giving up nut it takes a bit more to win. This book was short and sweet and full of practical real-life examples. Winning starts with desire and often isn't about how much talent you have and this is one of the big take-aways from this book. This is certainly a book I will read a few more times. Highly recommended if you are looking to win!

Read the book in a week, not only enjoyable but full of experienced stories that portrait what it takes to be a champion.Thank you for this remarkable master piece 👏

Very inspiring

Tim Grover knows his mettle well.This book to some like me will be used as a light in the darkness.It filled many of my blanks and I like especially the way that Grover speaks.The truth speaks like Grover and often it stinks.But what life do we have without truth?

It’s not a manual, it’s not a self motivation guide, it’s just the best book to shake the body and the mind to reach anything you want. Inspiring and refreshing, a must read no matter what you do.

I bought this book to read as part of a challenge at my gym, they gave a list of books and this was one of them. I loved it! It fuelled my competitive side. It gives insight on how much hard work goes into being the best version of what you want to become. Im glad I went with this book.

Tim Grover's "Winning: The Unforgiving Race to Greatness" stands as a masterpiece, providing unparalleled insights into the mindset of greatness. As someone who has coached legends like Dwayne Wade, Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan, Grover's wisdom is a beacon for those who strive for excellence.Having previously enjoyed Grover's content in podcast form, the book proved to be an extension of his unparalleled expertise. It didn't disappoint, delivering a powerful narrative that dissects the traits that separate the greats from the rest. The lessons within are invaluable, offering a masterclass for anyone obsessed with winning or eager to understand the nuances of success.What makes Grover's narrative even more compelling is his personal testament. His own journey to greatness, marked by sacrifices such as spending less time with his daughter as she was growing up, adds a layer of authenticity. It's a testament to the unrelenting dedication required to achieve greatness in any field.Grover's ability to distill complex concepts into practical takeaways makes the book accessible and impactful. It's a must-read for those who crave knowledge about the unforgiving pursuit of greatness."Winning" by Tim Grover is not just a book; it's a mentorship from one of the best in the game. It resonates with anyone passionate about winning and provides a blueprint for achieving extraordinary success. A compelling and enlightening journey into the unforgiving race to greatness, enriched by Grover's personal sacrifices and triumphs!

First I want to thank Tim Grover for sharing his amazing knowledge on how to get it.I think we always need that push in our lives in that direct no BS way Tim does, a smack in your face to wake up and work harder for higher goals. Let's keep working and focused to win waiting for next Tim's book. Greetings from Mexico Tim. Here we are tough people eager to keep winning too.

Very insightful, straight to the point with inspiring anecdotes too. Loved it, now the ball is in our hands to take concrete actions.

Another great book from Tim Grover after Relentless. It is honest,almost brutal. And life changing. I am going to read it multiple times.