The Impact of Mindset on Relationships
Our mindsets also influence our relationships and how we interact with others.
People with a fixed mindset often struggle with criticism and conflict, viewing setbacks as personal attacks. People with a growth mindset see relationships as opportunities for growth and learning, embracing feedback and working collaboratively to overcome challenges.
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