The SECRET To Winning The Game Of Life IS THIS... | Jerry West & Lewis Howes

Defining Greatness

Lewis Howes asks Jerry West to define greatness. Jerry believes greatness is about consistent performance and staying true to oneself. He admires those whose work stands the test of time, like writers and artists, and acknowledges the significant impact of athletes on social issues 1. Jerry also shares a personal story about his Olympic coach, Pete Newell, who played a crucial role in his life and career 2.

Greatness can be defined by in all worlds. Okay. I admire people who can write because it's everlasting music. The people who write is everlasting.

--- Jerry West

   

Competitive Spirit

Jerry's competitive nature has been a driving force throughout his life. He explains that competition is a universal aspect of life and shares his experiences of feeling the thrill of competition in sports 3. Jerry's desire to win was deeply rooted in his upbringing and his commitment to representing his state and country 4.

This world is about competition. But how do you find your niche in life?

--- Jerry West

   

Inspirational Figures

Jerry reflects on the influential figures in his life, particularly those he met during college. He speaks fondly of Andanardi, a pharmacist who provided him with support and care during his formative years 5. Jerry also emphasizes the importance of embracing one's uniqueness and learning from diverse perspectives 6.

I root for people. I really root for people in particular, for people who have passion to accomplish something in life.

--- Jerry West