Importance Of Grity

Grit is created by Angela Duckworth; it is a combination of passion and perseverance, it predicts one’s success in academics and even a society, community, family, etc. According to Duckworth, those who are grittier are more successful, by successful here, she means in the long run. Those who are gritty are always improving from their failures, they are hardworking, determined, and stick to their goals. On the other hand, those who are lack grit assume failure as a dead end and do not put much effort to achieve their goals. When it comes to me, I suppose I am gritty; I am always striving to improve and am very hardworking, I also stick to what I start, this has allowed me to take on challenges and learn.
According to Duckworth from “Showing Up,” grit is a combination of passion and perseverance it also
I am not very interested in writing, I write when I have a need to write, thus I avoid writing to the last extent preventing me from taking on challenges and to learn more. I lose hope many times, which leads to losing interest and purpose. Once when I had to write a persuasive essay, I lost all hope even before starting. Since I had no interest, I ended up with no purpose, yet with all this happening in my head, I knew I still had to write it. When it comes to persuading someone, your content and organizing your points strategically is what makes a good persuasive essay, which is my weakness. Still, I wearily trudged on and tried finding my content which would hit the point and maybe persuade the reader to do what I said. Because I didn’t want to go deep, I floated in a limited mindset while writing it, causing me to not explore new ideas. This limited my essay's content, thus causing me not to get a good refined essay and grade. This example of my lack of grit prevented me from taking on the challenge and hoping I would finish it and striving to finish