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Former Athlete | Ranked #1 Healthy Lifestyle creator worldwide on LinkedIn | Building a world where everyone belongs through the power of wellbeing

How to build grit? Today, Joao asks: — “Why is it so hard for me to stick to my goals? Even when I really want to achieve them?” — Welcome to Episode 75 of AskMatty! Here’s my answer, Joao: — I think it could be many things, like: →    Lack of discipline →    Lack of patience →    Lack of grit But let’s focus on this last one: grit. Studies have shown that “Grit + Talent” leads directly to success. So, let’s see how to build grit with a 30-day challenge. 1.    First off, decide on the goal you wanna achieve in 30 days. It could be: →    A health goal →    A business goal →    A relationship goal →    … Just set a goal. For example, let’s imagine your goal is: →    Running for 30 minutes daily to improve your endurance 2.    Alright! Now what? Simple: every day for the next 30 days, take action toward your goal. In our example, you just need to: →    Run 30 minutes each day →    Maintain a steady pace →    And try to gradually increase your distance You know, at the beginning you might run 4 kilometers. Then you might increase to 5 kilometers. You just need to run 30 minutes every day. “Um, and if it’s raining, Matty?” Well, you have two options: →    You can run on a treadmill →    Or you can adjust your schedule and run later, before midnight And of course, this doesn’t apply only to running. Whatever your goal, you just need to take action daily, no matter what. 3.    Ok! Now the interesting part: tracking! Tell me, do you track your progress? “Um…” Well, how can we measure our progress if we don’t track it? “Um, you’re right Matty!” No problem. I personally use a Database, like a Google Sheet. In our example, you just need to record: →    The date →    The duration → And any notes about how you felt during the run For example: →    Day 1 – June 28, 2024 →    Ran for 30 minutes and covered 4 kilometers →    Felt really fatigued in the last 5 minutes Got it? The same goes if your goal is in business or other areas. 4.    Now, if you want, share your challenge with a close friend. Why? Because they can support you and hold you accountable. They can check in with you regularly to see how you’re progressing. 5.    Alright, last step. Each week, reflect on your progress. For example, every Sunday, take a moment to check your database. Try to extrapolate: →    What went well — and celebrate that! →    What went bad — and learn from that, so next week you can adjust. All this for 30 days. That’s it. This is how you can build grit. I know it seems basic, but what grit wants is just our daily actions. — Alright! Thanks for your question, Joao. Question of the day: →    Do you prefer running, lifting, or yoga? “Let’s build a more inclusive world by spreading wellbeing globally!” – Matty 

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Asma Rafat

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5mo

We all should have this gritty mindset I believe... Because with it we can achieve the sky if success Matty Piazzi... Isn't it?

Setting a daily goal and sticking to it is key! 

Mehmood HQ

AI Automation & Marketing for B2B | Scaling Businesses Effectively

5mo

This is a great illustration of two different mindsets. It's interesting to see how they are different and how they can lead to different outcomes. As you can see, a fixed mindset can lead to failure, while a growth mindset can lead to success. A fixed mindset means you think your intelligence is fixed and can't be changed. This mindset leads to a lack of motivation and effort. A growth mindset means you think your intelligence can be developed through effort. This mindset leads to high levels of motivation and effort.

Charese L. Josie, LCSW

I teach early to mid-level leaders to build confidence in their decision-making so they can lead with ease, creating a more fulfilling leadership experience | LinkedIn Top Leadership Development Voice | 90+ Happy clients

5mo

Having a strong 'WHY' makes the 'HOW' much easier

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5mo

I love yoga, strength training & walking! I always remind my clients that the secret sauce to lifestyle change is consistency! Start with baby steps, devise a plan AND have a Plan B! 👊

Manu Vats (Happiness Coach)

I Transform Stressed Executives → Confident Leaders in 2 Weeks | Certified Life Coach | Well-Being Expert | Corporate Trainer | Happiness Coach | Book a 1:1 Call Now!

5mo

I personally love running for that endorphin boost 😝 Matty

Lynkie Kangethe

International Events | Project Manager | Marketing & Branding Expert | Business Development Executive | Author | Personal Branding Consultant

5mo

It all starts from the mind. We need to create an environment that makes us tough all through it all. Matty Piazzi

Annika Mohlin 🌱

Coaching female leaders to feel well, perform well and still have energy at the end of the day | Sustainable self-leadership | Personal & professional development | 25 years in Comms & Leadership | Ex-IKEA

5mo

Oh, I'm a lifter Matty Piazzi. Had a good workout this morning! Enjoy your weekend!

Mike Jones

I Help Entrepreneurs Build a Better Business | Professional EOS Implementer®

5mo

Grit can be developed if we’re willing to be uncomfortable Matty Piazzi

Christie Hensler

Coach | Speaker | Workshopper | Author of "Life Hacks for Hard Times" | Creator of the SEE-BELIEVE-DO Method to Overcome Any Challenge

5mo

Love this graphic! I always see the fixed/growth mindset graphics but this one resonates with the wording. Thanks for sharing. And I prefer lifting. Hate running. I do yoga but not my favorite thing in the world. 😝

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