When you wake up each morning your mindset will either gravitate towards being a “cause” or being an “effect” of the day’s events. As you may remember from grade school, cause and effect represent the relationship between events. An event that is a cause dictates the outcome of an event that is an effect. To […]
Mindset training is not as complicated as it sounds. As I wrote yesterday, there are 5 elements that define your mindset. The last of these elements, which is the culmination of the other four, is behavior. As a result, behavior is the ultimate measurement of your mindset. The other four elements of mindset are thoughts, […]
In her preeminent book Mindset: The New Psychology of Success, Carol S. Dweck, Ph.D. provides a simple definition of mindset. She defines mindset as: The view you adopt for yourself [that] profoundly affects the way you lead your life. Dweck goes on to make the case that one’s mindset determines whether or not a person […]