The Truth About Grit Analysis
Summary of the Grit
Jonah Lehrer’s article, “The Truth about Grit” introduces, and describes a mental trait called grit. The author begins this article by comparing his work on grit with Isaac Newton’s theory on gravity. The mental trait, grit, like Newton’s theory was not a new idea, but rather put a name and study of the term. Using Newton’s long determination on one specific goal was also an enhanced way to proving Lehrer’s theory on grit. Lehrer later describes the term as, “setting a specific long-term goal and doing whatever it takes until the goal has been reached.” To better simplify it, people with girt can endure more challenges and, obstacles to meet their goal rather than people without girt. Many researchers and scientist agree
Jonah Lehrer’s article, “The Truth about Grit” introduces, and describes a mental trait called grit. The author begins this article by comparing his work on grit with Isaac Newton’s theory on gravity. The mental trait, grit, like Newton’s theory was not a new idea, but rather put a name and study of the term. Using Newton’s long determination on one specific goal was also an enhanced way to proving Lehrer’s theory on grit. Lehrer later describes the term as, “setting a specific long-term goal and doing whatever it takes until the goal has been reached.” To better simplify it, people with girt can endure more challenges and, obstacles to meet their goal rather than people without girt. Many researchers and scientist agree