The McGregor Mentality Ep.9 - Gratitude

In a UFC 246 press conference Conor discusses the importance of having goals and being committed to becoming the best version of yourself.  "With activity, consistency, and structure I can do anything"

In a extended interview with Ariel Helwani Conor details his approach to return to the octegon and his commitment his supporters.  "You must take control-and not shy away from things"

After winning his second Cage Warriors title Conor explains what his mindset was going into the contest and what it was while he was chasing his first UFC opportunity.  "Believe in yourself,  be cocky, be confident, be humble, train hard" 

Conor explains the importance of not resting on your laurels and pressing on.  "You go to sleep with a win and wake up with a lose so I'll just carry on" 

In a interview before he reached his star status, Conor explains the importance of always wanting to learn and always wanting to get better.  "The day you stop trying to learn is the day you're getting ready to lose"

Conor explains the importance of appreciating your surroundings and it's role in drawing positive energy into your life.  "To have that bitterness and negativity, that's when things start going bad"

In a interview with Ariel Helwani prior to UFC 189 Conor explains what he believe is the strongest power in attracting good things in his life.  "I always felt grateful for even the small things, I always used to celebrate the small things"

In a interview with Ariel Helwani in Dublin, Ireland Conor Mcgregor explains the mindset he had when he was going through the struggles of life.   "What's not easy to do is when things are going bad, and you're visualizing the good stuff"

Still fairly unknown to the masses in the UFC a young and very motivated Conor Mcgregor explains what inspires him, what he fears, what he would tell his old self, and what he wants to be.  "Stick with it, keep doing what you're doing, because its going to happen for you"

A young Conor McGregor explains his obsession with mixed martial arts and what he considers unhealthy.  "I love what I do, and that's why I'm doing what I love"