Hey, it's Brett. It's Labor Day here in the United States.

We're taking a break from new episodes.

So we're going to re-broadcast episode of her 738.

The character traits that drive optimal performance with retired Navy SEAL rich

divinity.

So whenever those popular episodes back in 2021, hope you enjoy it.

We'll see you on Wednesday with a brand new episode.

Brett McKay here and welcome to another edition of the Art of Family as podcast.

Now why do some people who look like can't miss high achievers on paper end up floundering

in life while those who can seem like underdogs end up flourishing?

When my guest notices phenomenon while being involved in the selection process of veteran

seals for a specialized command, it led him to the discovery that beneath more obvious

skills are hidden drivers of performance which he calls attributes.

His name is Rich Divini and he's retired Navy SEAL commander in the author of the Attributes,

25 hidden drivers of optimal performance.

Today on the show Rich discusses the difference between skills and attributes and how the latter

can't be taught but can be developed.

We then talk about the difference between optimal and peak performance before turning to

the attributes which drive the latter.

We get into discussion with the components of grit, the difference between discipline

and self-discipline, why you should become something of a humble narcissist and much more.

And we know a conversation with how to figure out the attributes you are and aren't strong

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