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Michael Jordan's trainer Tim Grover turns winning philosophy into business empire

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Tim Grover, trainer to NBA stars like Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant, has translated his philosophy on winning into a business empire. His approach, detailed in books and an online platform, categorizes individuals into 'Coolers,' 'Closers,' and 'Cleaners,' with 'Cleaners' being those who achieve results regardless of obstacles. Grover emphasizes relentless action and discipline, drawing heavily on his experiences with the Chicago Bulls, particularly Michael Jordan's response to a 1995 playoff loss. AI

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Heather Occhino ·

    ‘I’ll see you tomorrow’: What Michael Jordan’s trainer learned from the 1995 loss—and his three-tier test for winners

    After Orlando knocked the Bulls out in 1995, Michael Jordan asked to train the next day. Tim Grover now sells that standard.

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