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See Stress As A Challenge

We can look at stress as either a 'growth' or a 'fixed' mindset.

  • A fixed mindset is a fatalistic approach where you believe things are happening to you and can't be changed. This mindset will hold you back.
  • A growth mindset sees potential failure as a chance to learn. This mindset can enhance your performance.

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"Don't go through life, grow through life." - Eric Butterworth

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