Tim Grover - Winning: The Unforgiving Race to Greatness

In Episode 71 of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, Michael Mogill sits down with legendary performance coach Tim Grover, who breaks down what it takes to be a winner and his most recent book, “W1NNING: The Unforgiving Race to Greatness.”
As a trainer to MJ, Kobe, Dwyane Wade, and countless other professional athletes, Tim Grover has seen firsthand the work ethic necessary to become the best. But in those top performers, he also noticed something more than just talent and hard work - he saw a different mindset. Now he uses that knowledge to help people of all stripes achieve sustained excellence, from NFL players to entrepreneurs.
With his new book “W1NNING: The Unforgiving Race to Greatness,” Tim Grover explains what it takes to make it to the top: constant improvement, difficult sacrifices, and relentless drive.
Key Moments:
00:13 | Why Tim Grover Wrote “WINNING: The Unforgiving Race To Greatness.”
08:20 | How Tim Grover Started Working With Michael Jordan
14:06 | What It Took to Be on Michael Jordan’s Team
18:51 | Tim Grover Explains the Kind Of People Winners Keep in Their Circle
22:59 | What the Lifestyle of Winning Requires
24:15 | You Don’t Find Balance; You Create It
30:46 | Tim Grover on Michael Jordan’s Flu Game in 1997
31:34 | The Unspoken Fear of Success
32:46 | Tim Grover on Conor McGregor
38:24 | Tim Grover on the Most Painful Sacrifice He Made in His Career
41:33 | Winning Requires You to Be Different
44: 28| Winning is Insatiable
48:44 | The Mindset Needed to Accomplish Goals
49:54 | Tim Grover’s Thoughts on Motivation
52:26 | Selfish Winners vs. Selfish Losers
54:42 | The Importance of Taking Care of Yourself
56:36 | Knowing Who You Are is the Ultimate Advantage
58:24 | How Parents Kills Their Kids’ Confidence
59:09 | Being Called Crazy is a Compliment
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[@bintang71st]

Knowing you feel Amazing true, unforgettable moments. So Blessing ❤

[@pinkvalentino]

Tim Grover is the MAN! I love him, his brain & how he takes no BS

[@olivermaxham3011]

are you like me and have watch almost every tim grover podcast out there lol

[@pinkvalentino]

@@olivermaxham3011 YES!!! I think I saw most of them, never enough :)

[@jaydhaul]

Agreed! He's incredibly under-rated. I really never get tired of listening to him , I'd have to say I did like Winning a little bit more than Relentless but they both have different styles

[@olivermaxham3011]

@@jaydhaul you are just as f’d up as me lol

[@jaydhaul]

@@olivermaxham3011 😆

[@JsonTV21]

Grateful to find this

[@markgibbonsonline391]

I just bought this book, haven't started reading it yet. Loved this interview. Thanks for putting me in the right mindset to read this book.

[@Kobifans]

I consider Tim to be a mentor of mine by listening to him and reading his books. He helps me a lot especially on rough days. I got the job i wanted with the guidance of relentless. Now setting a baseling from W1nn1ng

[@Lapointesun]

Love Tim

[@wynton921]

“Your flaws are your gifts” 👹

[@bintang71st]

the first time i bought some shoes performance "PUfMA"

[@kaptainh5538]

Tim is great , but tired of MJ , Kobe , stories , these guys are not your average guy trying to get GOOD . Please tell us more of the Average to Good . Good to Great . My 2 cents .

[@IL_Re_D_Sicilia]

That's going to be rare because an average person is, for the most part, content to stay with the status quo that's the reason why they stay average. Additionally, not everyone has the entensity to compete to win better yet not everyone has the money to fund Tim's service. However, there are for sure many undiscovered successful people out there who started from nothing that achieved the highest level of success.