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Reframe With a Growth Mindset

Highly successful people reframe negative experiences into growth experiences (but, first calm yourself with BOX BREATHING)

Focus on reflecting on what went wrong or is going wrong

Articulate on what can be done to solve the problem or what can I learn from the experience

Fixed vs Growth Mindset

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