Short motivational speech by Tim Grover (uploaded by David Jenyns) arguing that to win consistently you must first learn how to lose. Grover advises not to immediately get up after being knocked down but to stay down and analyze why you lost so you can return stronger, smarter, and more resilient.
Everybody wants to win, but in order to know how to win, you got to know how to lose, because you're going to lose more than you're going to win. But every time you lose, what do you gain from it? So every time I've lost, people say, you got to jump right back up, get back right on your feet again. I disagree with that. After you lose or when you get knocked down, stay down there for a minute. Understand why you lost. What were the reasons? Why are you down here? Why did you lose? Why did you get knocked down? Because if you just jump right back up, you're going to lose again and again, and you continue going to lose the same way. So every time I lost, I stayed down for a second. Minutes, hours, days, weeks. But when I stood up, I was different. I was smarter, I was stronger. I was more confident, I was more resilient. Now you start putting the pieces that are necessary to win over and over again.
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