Athletes Who Treat Competition Day as a Judgement VS an Assessment

Competition Day as Judgement Day: Athletes who treat competition day as a day of judgement are prone to have both a fixed mindset as well as an ego oriented mindset. The outcome of the competition will either be a success or a failure. If the outcome is a success, then these athletes assume their process […]

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Counterpoint: You Don’t Have Time to Fix All of Your Weaknesses

We all have weaknesses. We also all have talents that we have not maxed out by turning them into strengths. None of us are born a finished product. Therefore, we all must make decisions about how we use our time to invest in personal growth. However, investing in a weakness is not the same time […]

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The Truth About the Growth Mindset Everyone Is Forgetting About

In her preeminent book Mindset: The New Psychology of Success, Carol S. Dweck, Ph.D. explains that the growth mindset is believing that self-improvement is a product of hard work. Moreover, when you have a growth mindset you also believe that the innate talents you are born with are just the starting point for your development. On the […]

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