Do Hard Things: Why We Get Resilience Wrong and the Surprising Science of Real Toughness
Автор: Readers AI Club
Загружено: 2025-12-19
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Steve Magness's book Do Hard Things, which directly challenges the traditional, flawed view of toughness based on stoicism, callousness, and authoritarian methods. Magness argues that focusing on external displays of strength and fear-based motivation, exemplified by coaches like Bobby Knight, actually leads to fragile and dependent individuals. He introduces a model of real toughness founded on four pillars, including the need to embrace reality and develop self-awareness by listening to the body’s internal signals. The book explores scientific principles from the military and sports psychology, concluding that true resilience comes from fostering intrinsic motivation and fulfilling basic psychological needs like autonomy and belonging. This authentic inner strength allows individuals to make difficult choices, persist strategically, and find meaning in discomfort. Ultimately, the text contrasts the harmful "sink or swim" mentality with the importance of teaching necessary skills to handle adversity rather than simply sorting the strong from the weak.
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