In her bestselling book, "Grit," author Angela Duckworth argues that success has more to do with passion and perseverance than innate talent or luck. Duckworth joined "CBS This Morning" to discuss ...

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Today, in San Francisco, at a gathering of roughly 400 women organized by the young AllRaise — a growing group of female funders and founders who aim to accelerate the success of their peers — we sat ...

Angela Duckworth, author of “Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance,” took a break from her book tour last week to stop by Microsoft for a standing-room-only fireside chat for employees. We ...

Penn professor Angela Duckworth talks about her newest book, “Grit,” and the ways in which working hard can lead to achieving goals. Credit: Helen Fetaw, Helen Fetaw Thinking about grit has become ...

Grit has been on NPR several times recently, not to mention front and center on the national education agenda. The term expresses the idea that a crucial component of success is people's ability to ...

Penn Psychology professor Angela Duckworth and a group of colleagues published new research finding that grit is not always the most important predictor of long-term achievement. The study, which ...

You probably know Angela Duckworth as the author of the book, Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance, which was a number-one New York Times bestseller. But what you might not know about Angela is ...

After finishing up my senior year of high school virtually, checking off assignments, completing readings and writing essays, I did not expect to learn much more over the summer. For many seniors, and ...

[From the Radio Times archives] Grit is a trendy word in education these days, primarily because of the work of University of Pennsylvania psychology professor ANGELA DUCKWORTH. Grit, according to ...