Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- There are two types of mindsets we can cultivate. One that embraces problems as opportunities to learn, and one that avoids them, often out of fear to fail. People that avoid conflicts can be described as having a fixed mindset. Those who see problems as interesting challenges have a growth mindset. Sometimes we like to switch from one to the other. #learn #mindset
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I believe that I can learn anything given the time and effort. This is why at age 56 why I have gone back to school. First to receive my GED and now my degrees.
Kimberley Moore keep it up.
Good Job:)
Appreciate your efforts :-)
Gorgeous!!
Very proud of you. Haha the tables turned now! 🤣🤣😊
Fixed mindsets are a survival method for people who's parents/guardians are quick to punish for even small things like mistakes and accidents or even punish when they fail the first time trying something. It's not a healthy mindset, but in those environments it's what's needed to avoid pain
Thank you Jess for the insightful comment!
who all felt their heartbreaking after every trait of a fixed mindset matched with yours
An opportunity to grow!
Me
I didn’t feel heartbroken but I actually feel better bc I know now what to change
me...
SAMEEEEEE
I feel like the "fear of being laughed at" is more significant than this video suggests
Everyone feels the pressure created by our peers, I'd said that's a primary factor in our decision making mechanism.
I accept that I maybe incorrect, but it does not matter how much money you have or awards you've won, but instead how you react to stress and dynamic situations.
((If one posses strong conflict resolution skills a controlled responsible decision and action will follow. One that both is fair and displays respect equally. ))
If we trained ourselves on to improve mental health I'd have to say that controlling our reactions to disrespectful and aggressive behaviours is the key to our next form of evolution.
This kind of entropy is constantly taking place and always has, we just forget sometimes.
Extremely so, being isolated and ostracized, isolated, and incapacitated is the current way of ex-communicating you out of "the group".
You become what you think. If you think being laughed at is more significant your going to become the epitome of that very thought. Change your attitude on the situation and being laughed at can be insignificant, unimportant, remain unbothered.
I don't think the video suggest some value attribute. It just say a possible reason for not trying.
For some, fear of being laughed at is a more significant reason. Just know the ones who laugh at you are also the ones threatened by your attempt and are just glad you didn’t succeed. Just makes eventually succeeding taste all the more better.
Take it easy, Anne. You're making us look bad.
This video is sexist by using examples of people with two different genders. And as usual, the female is the positive example.
@@peterbelanger4094 they just took an example. No gender recism.
@@peterbelanger4094 u are the example of fixed minset
Jared Romero,I think your comment was very funny. You surely have some humour, and it would have got better and better by watching more such motivational videos.
DON'T FALL FOR PETERS BAIT!! Oh too late
I have spent my entire adult life (and sooo much time in therapy) getting over the fixed mindset I had growing up. My fixed mindset made me see my failures as failures of my whole self, success was because I had talent no one else had, and wrecked havoc on my self-esteem. Now, life is a learning opportunity and I work to live with a growth mindset everyday. It's hard but a change is possible!
Good for you, I hope you continue your growth mindset journey!
Hula Hooping Hannah firstly congratulations on ur achievements 👍👍 u have tried ur best and changed ur fixed mindset to growth mindset 🌷🌷🌷 that sounds amazing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
May you keep growing and see your own brilliance every day for the rest of your life :)
I’m glad you got out of it. I hope I don’t grow up with a fixed mindset. I know my family means well by calling me I’m smart,etc. But it’s caused me to think the way you thought. And I’m aware of it, but I don’t know how to stop. It’s gotten so bad I cry when I don’t understand things on the spot and it’s really taking a toll. I’ll just give up. I don’t want to be like this anymore :/
Also have the issue with fixed mindset in most things. I only aquired a growth mindset in programming thanks to a very good teacher but I have fixed mindset hammered into my head the whole childhood. First 22 years of my life were filled with pure hate and rejection. I was unwanted by everyone and my whole existence cause anxiety to some people in my school. Just existing alone was a crime and some wanted to see me dieing. Fixing traumatic experiences and rejection during childhood is almost impossible. I hate 99.99% of all humans and this probably will never change.
To Achieve Growth Mind Set,
STOP doing the following :
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1. Fear of failure
2. Fear of being judged
3. Being judgemental and cynical
4. Being jealous of people around
&
START doing the following:
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1. Appreciating people for their efforts
2. Being compassionate
3. Be excited about life in general
4. Excercise & Meditate
5. Learn a new skill
6. Embrace uncertainty
7. Accept failures
no u
K
Thank you random comment. I can now not watch the video and know the answers
Easier said than done. Imma stick to my bear necessities.
@@matthatt903 That is true,
But then we can always try & upgrade ourselves.
To me, a growth mindset was closely linked with learning to disregard others' opinions. I used to be so afraid of being unlikeable, unsuccessful that I avoided areas in which I wasn't sure I'd be talented. There were things I didn't try because "everyone" "knew" that they were hopeless or useless, and I was afraid of seeming arrogant by trying to prove them wrong. I had things I "knew" I was "good at"--mostly told to me by others--that I never even considered I might not be good at them, that I could improve at them, or that I might also be good or better at other things. Once I started seriously considering what *I* wanted and decided to seriously pursue it, I realized I was extremely capable in a variety of areas, and I could readily accomplish all my life goals. Once you convince yourself there is a way, the way becomes apparent.
How did you get the motivation to try?
@@wheatbread1606 I had things I wanted, I guess. As I became an adult and had more agency in my day to day life, I just gradually started trying. Success on the small scale encouraged me to keep trying for larger goals.
We are what we think about and that thought will be manifested into your life whether positive or negative. Good for you and I wish you all the best for the future.
me rn
I have successfully disregarded all positive opinions from others and only receive negative feedback
Selfawareness is a good step from moving from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset.
yes
yup
is it tho?
agree
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I used to have a fixed mindset when I was a kid. Later on I switched to more of a growth mindset but now I have fallen back into the fixed mindset again. This video made me aware of it so now I can cultivate the growth mindset again. Thanks :)
your comment makes us massively happy! all the best Daan! and let us know end of 2017 if you made any progress!
Sprouts I'll certainly let you know if I will remember it.
Excellent. I'll send you a reminder ;)
Daan did you improve your way of thinking?
Yes, I did. I think we will always learn and adapt, consiously or unconsiously. Obstacles and conflict will force us to adapt and both of them are inevitable in life.
Even if I would believe in a fixed mindset wouldn't make it so that I won't change. It's just that when I have a growth mindset I can choose where I focus my efforts to learn and adapt.
I think that learning and adapting don't always result in growth though. You can learn new bad habits for example. So that's where my mindset is slightly different from the growth mindset.
At 50 years old, I’ve spent the past few years teaching myself to transform my old fear-based fixed mindset into an optimistic, empowering growth mindset, because I believe it will help me reach the potential I feel within. So far, so good.
Love that energy! Sprouts is with you :)
That is super inspiring Nicholas, do you have any recommendations on how to improve and transform your mindset?
I used to have a growth mindset... After I started college I acquired a fixed mindset and now I'm trying to recover my previous one :/
Keep going Ana, you can do it!
Just like any skill, having a growth mindset can be learned by anyone. 😄
but mindsets are fixed at birth
Yaa...
It's an opportunity to unlock the lock on fixed mindsets. Not a privilege to discriminate one for having such.
Lmao
Typical of what someone with a growth mindset would say.
I am fixed about the growth mindset
Haha love this.
Wonderful
Even one year later it sounds so lovely
Wut da fuq
Then you will be fixed to grow in one domain of life . and this leads fixed interests and belives .
Jay reminds me a lot of myself when I was studying. Though Anne also reminds me of myself at times too. It's true, Jay probably has anxiety causing him to have these feelings. But realizing this and questioning your negative thoughts is what is needed to break through and have a growth mindset. And anyone can do it! Thanks for the video
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growth mindset is what makes things easy in life in the long run
Yes, because the only constant in life is change! We constantly need to grow, otherwise we go nowhere. If a business has a fixed mindset, it will eventually die or go out of business.
Thx God we have movies like that one so we can masturbate thinking about ourselfs. And making people with anxiety feels even worst.
"Fail better" :)
Awfully peculiar how this does not have any replies.
@@observer-p3358 Awfully peculiar how this does not have any replies
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Wth does he mean
Lol
Thanks for this bigger picture perspective! I felt like I've struggled alone like a fish out of water with trying to build more constructive relationships with people like my coworkers and peers who don't seem to share in my levels of enthusiasm and ambitions for getting on the same page to get the job done with efficiency and consistency. I probably can write a book on coworkers shutting down and turning against me as if I am the one with a personal problem because I might have wanted them to help step up and tackle a project that can save all of us some trouble on down the road. Now I wish that videos like this would become more of a public service announcement on the biggest platforms you can imagine. Or at least mentioned openly at our daily goals meetings or our safety meetings at work that never covers any of the attitude and good sense techniques.
Love how the comment section is a positive space for encouragement, uplifting and support towards each other :) It inspires me that there is an optimistic space in the internet where people help and motivate each other out to learn and grow :) The channel itself is happy to educate others to see life in a better perspective :) Thank you so much for this channel and your contents. The list and a more concrete explanation of a fixed and growth mindset even made me more aware to things I need to work on. Thank you so much 😊☺️
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I’m astonished that people feel positive about this particular explainer video, it’s so harmful and such a misrepresentation of growth mindset. My disabled daughter was shown this video at school and it left her in tears because the gist of the video is that kids who acknowledge barriers to learning or suffer with anxiety are bad and have the “wrong” mindset, when the reality of learning is far more nuanced. It brushes over the role adults have to play in creating safe environments where failure is allowed, putting all the emphasis on kids. It also draws a direct link between “wrong” mindset and unemployment without any reference to the role of trauma in how children respond to failure. It’s such a shame because growth mindset is a great tool, but this video is an aggressively ableist misrepresentation of the concept.
Anytime Jessica , were here for a Resons I belive What we start with is not what we will Leven with. Name it and claim it. Mindset just be careful
I need to watch these videos everyday.
For Real???
Sprouts yup 😊
Repitition is the mother of learning :)
Yeah, you can watch same video 3 times a day and keep doing it a week.
Make sure you begin to apply as well. @Tata Mitu
This simplistic and binary approach of the problem is exactly what I needed to change absolutely nothing about my life
agree
It is obvious that exceptions exist. He simplified it in this way so that people would understand that it is much better to have a growth mindset than a fixed mindset.
@@LapislazuliB612 But it seems simply untrue that anyone can learn anything, or that great people like Einstein only became great because of their mindset, and not because of inherently different abilities (not just IQ, but simply having a certain kind of brain). The ability for things such as planning, focused attention, and perseverance in the face of challenges are linked to physical areas in the brain (which in Einstein's case were larger than normal). Similarly, anyone can train their body and become toned and muscular, but you cannot change your basic body type.
@@snakedogman Einstein's brain was a bit different but not as much as people often say. However, let's not lose sight that the ideas described in this video are generalisations about the opposing ends of a continuum that we all inhabit. There will be exceptions, such as Einstein, but generally the vast majority of people either think they can grow to learn new skills or don't think they have it in them and thus don't really try. Some people will try in certain areas and not others (I have a brother who is good at languages, which many people consider hard, and so will approach learning a language like Anne, but is convinced he's terrible at DIY and inists he'll never be able to do it, so predictably won't try, like Jay).
Sprout's job is to make the concept come across as straightfowardly as possible. Your job is to make it trully useful by appling it reasonably in your life.
Who else is here because they have to watch this for school?
me
Me unfortunately
Consider yourself lucky.
Not everyone learns these kinds of stuff.
Me
mee
You didn't have to expose me so publically
Lol
Don't worry about these sciency guys, live your life the way you want to, but if you want to change, don't think I'm trying to stop you.
I need to embrace the growth mindset. I used to live by it, then some difficulties arose... I let fear and doubt take over, avoided risks for a long time. Thank you for this video, I feel encouraged to grow again!
I cannot express myself as to how to thank you enough. I have done this; written over and thought and erased and torn off every idea, every thought that I tried to bring me closer to the reason why I have been failing in various aspects in my life..falling in deeper and deeper despite of all the wise and helpful exchange friends and family could offer in the world. You in one video laid out magically all the answers to every single problem I have been tangled in! Cleared many many faults and misconceptions, all the dissapointments.. I cannot express it, cannot thank you enough for you've really REALLY changed my life. I might be being too loud, even very vague about this but this is very important to me and I just can't thank you enough! I mean, I could hardly put this into words..
Thank You Kalpan for your wonderful feedback. Comments like your's keep us going. We consume them for breakfast and turn them into a new script, a new drawing, a new video to inspire more students - young and old - to try to switch to a learning mindset.
I feel that at some stages in my life I have had a fixed mindset. My mother always taught us that nothing beats a failure but a try. I have a growth mindset. I can take constructive criticism on an assignment. I love seeing others succeed and I am not insecure when they do succeed.
Yep . M gonna change my mindset . I want to grow , not be burdened by my own negativity
I never really thought about it much until after watching this video to realize that I, myself for a long time was set on a fixed mindset not allowing room for growth. I too was afraid of failure but now knowing that failing is a part of learning, I am quiet confident in my new upcoming challenges.
Growth mindset is helping me right now to see my life as an adventure and not as a test of my self worth.
I think the key to a growth mindset is actually setting a goal to aim for and in the process the path forward is revealed by your aim and you'll know how to improve yourself
From teaching for five decades, this makes perfect sense. Can someone make a permanent switch to growth mindset? Possibly, but only if they are aware of their mindset and practice overcoming fixed mindset. Changing mindset is also a skill that can be practiced.
now I get to realize that I've been with the fixed mindset! I decided to live with the growth mindset you showed in this video.thanks for the awesome video !!
you made my day !
Sprouts I wanna draw like that too..😏😏😏😏
조현정 I completely agree!
wasima akhter that's ok you can learn to ;)
... and does it work?
It's honestly a balance, most if the times it is beneficial to be a growth mindset, but sometimes it is actually helpful to have a fixed mindset.
Yeah. Let logic be your guide. Sometimes its just best just to cut your losses.
No i dont think it is
@@wintermatherne2524 Agree the reality is that it's great to have a growth mindset but logic and calculated risk approach should sometimes be applied.
If you're gonna say that having a growth mindset doesn't just see black and white but also gray then how is that not applied in between of having a growth mindset and fixed mindset.
You can have a growth mindset (skill comes through learning and practice) and still decide not to put in the effort.
I'm never going to be a concert level pianist. I believe I could be, if I put in the time and effort. But I don't have the time and effort available for that when other things are more important to me.
I'm not thinking that I can't do that, I'm thinking that I choose not to, and think about the things I've chosen instead.
Which motivates me to get up and go work on those things now :)
I like the growth mindset. It describes an open minded individual in which they are open for all suggestions that can help them grow. They are the person that has the opportunity to learn more and will be successful in the future.
istg if i get these types of videos on my recommended bc of being forced to watch this for school i will cry
Like me
I was listening to “Take Control of Your Life” by Mel Robbins on my phone (shout out to Audible lol) . She mentioned this in her book. So glad to hear about this, it was much needed.
Hope everyone have a good day today✌🏼
I know this was probably meant for neurotypical people, but as someone with anxiety and is neurodivergent, this felt like a big ol' punch in the gut with something similar to the "If your depressed, just be happy" thing
That is exactly what I was thinking! Jay's 'fixed' mindset comes from perfectly understandable worries that anyone might have experienced. Like good for you Anne but damn video, you really didn't have to attack Jay for having realistic worries.
As someone who also struggles with self-doubt, anxiety and depression, I really don't think this video was trying to somehow belittle neurodivergent people. It's not "just think like that and everything will be better". Of course not. You can't just get rid of this kind of mindset in one day. I think I wouldn't be able to be who I am today without going to therapy for year and a half (still going).
Failure is scary, but everything that matters is scary. You can't just get over your fears in one day, but it does help to try to overcome them (FOR ME, not giving any kind of advice). Having supportive friends helps a lot, and if, for example, your family is not, of course it's not that easy to overcome this.
What I take from this video - getting better takes effort. Getting over panic attacks and terrible depressive states took so much effort but I'm better now.
I have several workers at my job who I have to assess, give feedback and teach. I'm trying to be positive and supportive, try to give them positive feedback, and if they fail I'm spending a lot of time talking to them. It's so magical to see them getting more confidence, especially those people who have doubt in their minds.
I really hate this "tough love' approach, where people say "you don't deserve praise, you have to work for it". That's bullshit. A person who is surrounded by supportive people will get better at everything because they are encouraged. I've seen with my own eyes.
You can't just become happy and confident if people around belittle you.
So what I'm trying to say is that this video is not saying "just be better". They even mentioned how the guy takes everything personally. It's not what it says. It says that there is hope and you can get happier and yeah, it takes time and effort, but it's possible. There is nothing wrong with being anxious or nervous or neurodivergent. It's normal and it doesn't make you a lesser person.
What makes person shitty is when they judge people by traits like that instead of trying to help and support them.
Thank you friend. Shout out loud and proud, cos this is such limited ableist bullshit
CONDESCENDING BORING FYCKWUT!
This is just new age nonsense … don’t even worry about it.
this fr haha
dont get me wrong, yes there ARE things i can do to work harder, and i AM, but there are also things i can't change because ive been diagnosed with a developmental disability 💀
I have to admit( even though I know nobody may read this comment) this changed my life.
I grew up in a household that always told me I'm special. It took great suffering and unlearning to develop this mindset. That too, at the age of 20.
I'm 24 now. Life's going good. Gotta get better
Hi shiva rama krishna pabba! Thank you for sharing your story. Good luck on your journey :)
Thank you for sharing this! May God Bless you!
im starting now at 28. i was born handicapped so my parents over sheltered me and now that they are gone im miserable and feel unfufilled
@@garenthal9638 Are you starting to find your way yet?
It's normal to feel miserable after losing parents, but if it's been a few months and you are not finding a good path forward or starting to have good moments and good days, it is time to reach out and get some support.
It demands a culture. One Growth Mindset can be far more challenging among many Fixed Mindsets + the factor of authority to make changes. So to make it successful you have to first calculate the balance factor, get the rest of the team on the same page including sponsors and then go for it. Just on a practical note to turn a theory to applications.
It's a great distinction I use a lot myself. One of the things I've noticed though is people tend to think of Growth vs Fixed as a personality trait, but my experience is most people have a Growth mindset about some things and a fixed mindset about others.
Yes. We think so too 👍
Now i know the reason behind my dissapointments ! I had a fixed mindsent , fear of failure !! Thanx sprouts , now i learnt my problem ! Will try to change over to growth mindset now !!
Same here. I will try to adopt it step by step.
rudra goyani Same heree, thats why i hate exercise, because i hate the PROCCES
Wow! Please let us know how this journey is going for you!
I'm not afraid of failing, I often just don't care enough about what I failed at to try again.
I am living proof of past actions. ”Fixed thinking” sought out employed, and in my own situation of misfortune, I used hard challenges to feel ok making mistakes and that cultivated a (want to) come use my service. Throughout my life. And As I matured. I took opportunities to intern at multiple shops, to improve upon the technique for which I used in my own later successful business dealings. Out of unfixed thinking a rather complex ”mind over matter” way of thinking was revealed. This to customers made me a power plant genius. I was certainly one of my most challenging obstacles over the years and throughout the joyful rebuilds, and time. I'd taken an ever closer step and deserve or earned credit for my builds. This I was rightfully proud of and confidence boomed high as the heavens. Every customer repeatedly used my services solely based on the fact that I didn't rely on a fixed mindset to fail. Failure to assemble correctly, make costly mistakes than repeat my work several times. Was an example of my due diligence, eagerly wanting to seek to outsource to help me truly understand where my mistakes we're. And their solutions. No matter how many, big or small, expensive or not. Projects returned by my name. Trust He would. ”I always receive, (in the end) a place to leave more complex mechanisms” Knowing self-assured, that no matter how much learning it took ”me” he would be a good reference to the company not only professionally but in reference to my emotional and subjective attitude where there is no place for a fixed mindset. Rather old fashion mindset.
I di switch from fixed to growth thanks to covid-19. it was during those months of isolation and solitude that the lightbulb clicked over my head. and i am delighted to bravely say that i am on the right track despite moments of waning will and swaying for short-lived comforts. i discovered my grit, eventually.
Reading Mindset changed my life. My sister gifted me the book because she knew our parents had raised me to be extremely fixed.
Awesome, I’d like to read it, who’s the Author?
@@paranoyt Carol Dweck
Yeah my family was exactly the same, I remember I played football at 8 and wasnt very good at it, my grand father said I cannot learn it " you either gifted or you not", unfortunatly that stuck with me. I got diagnosed having aspergers which planted a seed of doubt in my mind very young which also moved my life in a hideous direction.
Awesome video. Most times I switch from fixed to growth mindset and vice versa. But now I will try to be consistent with growth mindset. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for these videos. I’m sharing them with my 10 year old and he saw this one and said he wants to have a growing mindset and I told him I do too. It’s never to early or late to decide to change. We are going to start doing things to work on that goal. He’s already great and I love his positive attitude, it give me life. I’m the one who needs work. Thank you for your videos.
Wonderful! Thank you for the great feedback and all the best to the two of you! :)
This video spoke to me. I use to feel like the little boy and still face that inner boy. I’m definitely breaking away from that and becoming more open-minded about what I do and how I do it. It’s always good to learn and try new thing. Living in fear of what people are going to say or think is all in the head. I want to grow not get stuck in a ditch and stuck in my ways. Growth is important.
Thanks Keleyn! Best wishes to you!
maybe this is a bit premature- but this video really changed the dynamic of how i view problems and live my life. i had been trying to figure out for days what it was that was holding me back from really learning all the information i had to learn (in medical school and beyond) and it was exactly this- the fixed mindset. to view challenges as new opportunities to figure something out, and to accept failure as part of the process is key. i think that we get so afraid of failing and feeling inadequate that it prevents us from doing the hard (and usually more meaningful) things. this video really solidified the concept and it has made me excited- rather than nervous- for all the new things i have yet to learn. THANK YOU!
Very Welcome !!! thank you for your great feedback Mihika!
Keys to
"Better late than Never" Starting up right away with the growth mindset!! (Thank You)
You are welcome Sumit!
I'm watching this for school but I genuinely enjoyed the message and art used. I've heard this concept a lot but this video actually got the point across to me.
This is tied to a person's upbringing and the older you get the harder it is for someone to accept that what they know or have been doing all along was wrong and that can make anyone sad or look bad. If you choose to cast off the shackles of pride and shame and choose humility and enlightenment you can grow and benefit.
I appreciate watching this video. Can be able to differentiate both mindset and correlate how they affect the way i co-ordinate and strategize my daily plans.
Thats what i learnd in Church.
Moses probabeli also swiched from "i'm a bad speaker, the pharao won't hear me" to knowing, that many things are possible if he keep on trying und believing.
I've always had somewhat of a fixed mindset however these days with trail and error and failing countless times lead to not only sophistication and growing but not being afraid to fail because we all fail- it is apart of winning and becoming skillful. Maturity has now taking its place within me and growth mindset is definitely the way to go- you dont have to be perfect just complete what you've started to gain success and accomplishments.
Oh, I'm soo like Jay. I have been working to try to get over the fixed mindset. I have always been trying to avoid situations which make me feel uncomfortable. An example of this would be, if I play a computer game I always play on the easy level and I avoid playing on the hard levels due to fear of failure and fear of feeling stupid. I am now working to bring about a change to a growth mindset everyday. I have made very little progress but I believe this progress will increase.
"Fail early. Fail often. Fail FORWARD." *GROW*
You can go from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset. For the past 10 years have been working on moving away from the fixed to the growth. Doing so has helped me with my anxiety and fear of failure. It is still a work in process but I will succeed.
It is easy to find people too proud of small accomplishments, and angry or quick to laugh at other's efforts. It is important to recognize the threat if your success to the content, sometimes lethargic, attitude of others. In order to not be influenced by their attitudes.
Keep changing and improving in a world that never stops doing the same.
Yes, I believe with self awareness and hard work we can change from a fixed to a growth mindset
Parents should be passing most of the contents of this message to their children by example.
yes!
LOL
@Delvonte' Bratcher why not?
People often settle for things that they think will give them what they want, for example choosing a job or a field they don't like only for the salary package it offers or to follow your friends who have picked up a particular subject. This is what is happening nowadays with youngsters who aren't following what they like to do, the hidden passion that they love.
The only way to switch to a growth mindset is to follow what you love doing irrespective of what the output is. Once you do what you like doing pretty well, you will achieve great heights automatically.
SO TRUE !
Karthikeyan Arul following your passion is biggest bullshit. You need to eat too. This mindset is good for kids, who don't have responsibility to look after. What you need is pragmatic passion. Be practical in following your passion. Know your limitations, and work around them.
yeah
I have picked up a lot of extra hours at work after people who had a passion for a new job, then didn't stick with it once it became difficult.
Being willing to work toward something _even when it is unpleasant_ is an important predictor of success.
You can choose to become very good at a specialty that is not your first passion, in order to have a good income and a lifestyle that allows you to keep doing the things you love regardless of whether they make money. Many artists and musicians don't want the stress of trying to make a living in entertainment. Many people in health care have other hobbies, or work primarily to support family; the work can be satisfying, but it is also difficult, boring, dangerous.
If you "marry" your career for passion, but do you have a deep and faithful love to keep picking up the dirty socks long after the honeymoon is over?
It is great to always be pursuing something that interests you. But this doesn't have to be your day job. Not everything that we passionately love can or should be used to make money.
@@EKWisner Hi, I wrote this comment a long time ago when I still believed in the meritocracy of our society. I have come to understand that our places of work are not healthy environments. We have political democracy but our workplaces are mini dictatorships where you don't get a say in what is made, how is it made and where is it made. Not only that we aren't paid the full value of our work and which is what constitutes profits (stolen labour) but that we have no say whatsoever in our places of work. This is a major contributor to understand what drives our passions. I think in a society where workers have complete control over their places of work (here work means both intellectual and manual labour, there is a technical difference but basically anyone who exchanges their time for money is a worker) will be able to not only pursue some passion that they like but create new avenues for themselves that are liberating and satisfying. Even a place where you flip burgers can be called home if you collectively own it and make decisions together. Does that make sense?
I would also ask that why should you be paid less if you love doing your job? I think artists and musicians are tricky to understand but why should any other job we like be low paying?
This reminds me of prize giving at school. The people who are doing well are doing well. They’re already doing ok they don’t need more praise. The ones not doing well feels even worse watching already known to be smart children, get exalted again. And the school system/ parents and stakeholders approve of this.
I always thought the intelligence quality of people are fixed before I saw this video. This video is a great inspiration to me, I may be no't afraid to fail and be laughed at. just try again and again. everything can be better by effort.
I think there's a little of both in me. Sometimes there is a challenge and I'm afraid I'm going to fail. If I fail I now know that I can do it again and do it right. I can try no matter what happens because I can redo it over and over. I play the guitar and when I get stuck I don't quit. I rethink it and try again. I do like to take the easy way sometimes, but sometimes I take the hard way too. -4th grade student
It's like you tube knows exactly what I need to see. I'm so crippled by being publicly ridiculed it has stopped me from really starting my life.
I don't think anyone likes that feeling, but it's sometimes more the fear or anticipation of being ridiculed that is more harmful. We are all on a journey - be encouraged, your story is still being written.
I believe in a growth mindset because I was terrible in school. HIgh school I didn't pay attention I didn't go so I never applied myself. Now in college, wanting to learn, my grades r better. I have a 3.2 gpa and really want to finish top in my class. It's all about what you want!
It something I have been practicing right now. If you don't try or fail, you cannot learn.
problem is any fixed mindset would immediately close this video
I had a growth mindset until I joined a corporate company. Been fixed for 3.5 years now but going back to growth hopefully
It is late in my life but as long as I have life it is not to late to grow and break bad habits. Thank you for this video to view!
This reaklly helps me with my efforts at school. You fade away my stress!
Amazing !
I've always been a growth mindset. The kind of growth mindset who will be able to spend 6 nights without sleeping to achieve something who will try 11 times until getting his driving license, who will never stop to look backward to his achievements ...
What have been done will never matter, the daily challenge is to look for what to do next !
I would be happy to have a small fixed mindset part and learn to balance both of them
Stop for a while to take advantage of what have been already achieved
HAHA!
finally after 4months of trying I'm getting growth mindset
congratulations!
It’s been 5 years and I’ve gotten nowhere.
Totally agree with the position. One can learn anything and overcome any obstacles.
I had to be medicated to actualize the power of my mind. I was able to read, watch, and listen to lots of self help materials. I reached out to people in the related fields of interest as myself and seek for mentorship. I now mentor young men with drug abuse/alcohol abuse/ mental disorders. The joy i receive from mentoring those young men is like no other joy ive experienced in life. To the readers out there, i believe in you! YES you can do it! Failure is normal. Fear is normal. It takes time for change to happen. Anger and frustration is part of the journey to self improvement. Yes, it sounds silly. People have called me crazy, but i dont mind it. I rather be crazy and successful rather than being a contempt loser.
Hi Leolus. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences. Hang in there :)
Yup, try and fail, but for improvement!
I don't know if schools are trying to make creative minds or make some kind of grade A mass produced products fresh from the factory known as school
School has its ups and downs. There's benefit to the way it's done but it has some major drawbacks. I've found the best way to do it is to beat beating the system. What I mean by that is, people have to choose for themselves to figure out how to love learning. Really, you'll get out of it what you put into it. I've been using school to change my mindset recently; going through the motions not with the intent of the grade but with the intent of becoming better.
The grade's important too though...
Blows my mind people with growth mindsets exist
This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my RUclips channel 2 months ago about self development. Now I have 155 subs and almost 75 hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I couldn’t have learned without getting started in the 1st place.
Congratulations!
@@sprouts My channel has almost 200 subs and 84 hours of watch time although my next video completion progress has been pretty slow due to switching to another editing software and change of gears but no matter how slow it is to make videos, I do enjoy it. I know that my channel is way more low quality and not even close to other RUclipsrs' success out there but really, I realized that the main reason for doing this is not about the success but the inspiration I've been providing some people with my stories and experiences. Whoever you are, I don't know you personally but I can say based on what you said, I can say that you're one of the non-judgmental and open-minded people who is not fixated on tangible or external factors in order to learn from someone like me. Just because someone doesn't have a piece of paper as a credential, doesn't mean that person is not entitled to share personal experiences with the hope & intention to inspire others. Keep up with whatever it is that you're doing to improve mankind or improving your life even to a slight degree each day. This is just one part of a bigger puzzle for creating my RUclips channel about holistic health. I literally could have died back when I was 14 years old due to major depression but here I am right now replying to you, a RUclipsr, who's full of fulfillment and dedication to help others to be a better version of themselves. I ain't better than anyone else but my old self. That's all that really makes this RUclips thing more meaningful and enjoyable. Thanks so much for your support!
Ya know, just change your entire character, ya know that thing that neuroscience has proven to be formed during early childhood (from years 0-2) and to be unchanging throughout life, depending on the interaction between mother and baby (in the first two years of life), and you'll succeed! WOOOO!
It's a great way to explain your employee's failure too; 'oh they were just in the wrong state of mind. Nothing to do with the idea they might be literally unable to achieve the goal I set them'
Rythmes are set firmly in early childhood, but they are not the be all and end all.Perception is set deep with in our physiology/psych , are far as I can tell all faculties in the mind can be tuned , adapted, strengthened, just as one is able to strengthen ones ligaments, bones,muscles,resistants to cold and heat, via the right amount of stimulus/stress and apropriate response. "Adaption"
What's positive about refusing to believe that you can't change for the better?
This comment is an example of fixed mindset.
TerryTonyThomas positivity is irrelevant, it’s about weather they’re right or not
this is very inspiring
Thank you Bradley. Comments like yours keep us going!
awesome video...by creating images it becomes very easy to understand.... i am grateful to you..
This is good
It obviously doesn't feel good when someone is pointing out your negative attitude, especially when someone mentions the name like this video did to me.. But at the same time it had told me to develop by myself, so I would not take it in a negative perspective and now i will try to be confident and improve myself.
Thanks for making this video. 👍
This is very true! I have trained myself to engineer many machines for the apparel industry. trained myself to make what ever I may face in my life.
I like this video very much.It turns you on Mistakes are necessary! thank you guys !
yes. thanks for your appreciation.
so it was really motivating and i now know wat i lack is hunger of challenges. just hoping that something of dis just goes in my head and i implement it...i have to work smart than to work hard. Thanks in all d ways
there was my fa in class on sunday i was afraid that i dont know whats fixed mindset and growth mindset but watching your video i understood very well thanks .
Perfectly happy with my fixed mindset :) I live for having fun, not to do some chores. I am not a product, I have nobody to sell myself to and I am comptent with my personnality so... No problems :). Glad with who I am, as I am, just enjoying my life as it is and myself as I am. I love to read with zen music in the background, petting my dog, solitude , tea, being in the nature and peace of mind. Why would my life be less valuable that challenger's lives ? Not everybody has to be ambitious and outgrow everything... Just chill
The fear for me is not so much being laughed out. My biggest fear is to be overwhelmed : I like a quiet existence at a slow pace. I am woman of simple pleasures 😌
I think I'm 50% Growth & 50% Fixed but I'm going to try and turn it into 100% Growth
Seriously man, Your drawings are awesome. I really loved the way of your approach in explaining. Keep it up.
I would like to learn drawing, any suggestions please.
THANKS!
Just enjoy scribbling at first dont belabor on creating a single image. Keep on going and you'll see improvement in your drawings. Search for the vid "Process Learning" by Sprouts its my inspiration in this suggestion. Hope it helps. God bless! 😄
was scrolling down for comments appreciating his drawing ...do let me know if u found any ways to learn to draw ... :D
First, you must practice having a growth mindset to get through it. Then, draw things that are hard for you. After a long time of practicing and failing, you will be able to draw anything! :)
My advice is to make lots of observational sketches but also do a lot of doodling and not be too fussed about the outcome. Also you can try to emulate someone to learn techniques but dont compare yourself to other artists so much. I do this a lot and it only disheartens me.
Thank you for teaching us how to "fail better" - we love learning at The Academy at Lincoln!! We liked how you showed us two different characters to show us the differences between the mindsets!
After watching the Mindset video I can say I use both a fixed mindset and a growth mindset I love learning and researching.
this is so inspiring!!!!and great artwork as well
one of the best utube videos i have seen....
THANKS !!!
I learn from watching the video on success. If you want to learn there is no room for fear. Fear holds you back.Determination is the Key element to excele
Yes I agree that we can train our mind to accomplish more things. Same with any jobs you don't need to stop if you encounter problem but find solutions and finish the job.
Great short video explaining the growth mindset. I believe it is possible to move from a fixed to a growth mindset. As organisations, who want agility and innovation, we should reward trying and recognise that failure is part of learning.
YES!
Omg, All my friends have a fixed Mindset, and i have a growth mindset. The reason why I looks dump to them but not to me.
Denedin, yenildin, önemli değil. Bir daha dene, bir daha yenil, ama daha iyi yenil
Gercekten güzel bir söz 🌸
10 people have a fixed mindset and don't want to change. Awesome drawings, by the way!
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