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How to develop a growth mindset
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This concept refers to our perceived knowledge of ourselves, based on the number of distinct aspects we believe we possess.
Goals, relationships, and activities are all part of a network forming our sense of self.
The lower your self-complexity, the more fragile you are. But if your self-complexity is higher—you have a couple of hobbies, personal goals outside of work, and relationships outside of your family members—your sense of self is stronger.
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Hobbies take work and turn it into leisure, and take leisure and turn it into work. Hobbies occupy the borderland that is beyond play but not yet employment.
There’s a growing trend of people turning their hobbies into side hustles. If hobbies are this good, why do we try t...
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Pushing too hard to turn a hobby into a hustle can actually make you lose your passion.
The main difference between a hobby and a hustle is whether you have to do it even when you don’t want to. Client waiting for a deliverable, customers who subscribed...
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If you change the contents of your thinking, then you change your motivational state. The same applies to other cognitive aspects like goals, mindset, values, perceived control, identity, etc.
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Attach the work you have to do to your self-concept.
We generally want to keep a positive self-concept, so goals connected closely to our sense of self or identity take on much more value.
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