Desiring a growth-driven mindset
- The defeatist mindset is easy and natural: You don't have to do anything and can stay in your current position.
- The growth-driven mindset requires you to admit your shortcomings, and commit to a long-term plan. You may need to extend beyond your comfort zone.
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