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Believing in growth: use small wins

The key to developing a growth mindset is to "fake it until you make it." It results in small wins, which will lead to real confidence.

Start with focusing on small wins by changing your habits. Make daily "micro quotas" such as 10 minutes of working out a day. Once your habit is established, scale it. Over time, this creates a growth mindset - a passion for learning instead of a need for approval.

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Fixed mindset vs. growth mindset

People with a fixed mindset think intelligence, character, and creative potential are unchangeable attributes that come from birth. They also assume that success is the result of this inherent talent. They tend to avoid failure to avoid looking fallible.

People wit...

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Long-term success

We often think that we need to have talent and confidence before we can accomplish something.

In reality, talent is often overrated. It is small accomplishments that lead to confidence.

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How you see yourself influences your path in life

Research shows that praising a child for their intelligence can be detrimental as they face obstacles differently. Instead, praise your child for their effort.

When you believe in innate ability, then you feel you have to prove yourself over and over. Any ...

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Where talent is still relevant

Talent truly matters in two ways:

  • As a head start in the race to mastery. Those who are willing to work hard can still pass you by, therefore the saying: "Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard."
  • In edge cases. For th...

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