Of course, you should be.
The growth mindset believes that one’s fundamental abilities can be developed through perseverance and effort; intelligence and talent are simply good starting points. A growth mindset is synonymous with a love of learning.
In that status named Fixed mindest, in a fixed mindset, intelligence and talent are seen as fixed traits, suggesting that success comes from these inherent qualities alone, without the need for further development or effort.
So, now I believe that will not be one of the people who is fixed mindest.
| No | topic |
|---|---|
| 1 | Challenges |
| 2 | Obstacles |
| 3 | Effort |
| 4 | Criticism |
| 5 | Success of others |
1.Challenges
The best way to have a victory for your challenges-in my opinion- is triumph over yourself and your fears, and see what the result you will get.
2.Obstacles
It’s the idea that we’ll do just about anything other than the actual task at hand if it has suddenly become challenging, and especially when there are so many tempting diversions – articles, videos, email, social – mere clicks away.
3.Effort
Every long-distance runner is familiar with the idea of pacing. When you’re trying to go a certain distance, it’s the speed that—if you successfully maintain it—will get you to the finish line on time.
4.Criticism
he definition of criticism is to expressing disapproval, or a literary analysis of something by taking a detailed look at the pros, cons and merits. When you tell someone he is lazy, this is an example of criticism.
5.Success of others
