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Grit (lap 4)

reknirbecurb
Oct 23
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Grit



Passion

Perseverance




Interest Purpose Practice Hope




Curiosity Alignment Identity Values Direction Discipline Optimism Feedback Stamina Adaptability



Routine Repetition Stretch Correction Reflection Focus Tenacity Patience Reframing Recovery Effort Immersion Prioritization Sacrifice Accountability Agency Consistency Humility Endurance Commitment

 
 
 

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TRECHO is the primary Greek word for "to run."

While it literally describes physical running in haste, the New Testament frequently uses TRECHO as an athletic metaphor for maximum exertion, spiritual endurance and continuous forward progress. 

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