You don’t grow through success, you grow through what you go through. The book, Mindset written by Carol Dweck, examines how the fixed and growth mindsets lead to generating the motivations and conduct of individuals. This book is essential because it educates people on the notion of self-improvement in regard to learning, acquiring and improving relationships with others as there is always room for amelioration. A growth mindset is very favorable in regard to improving relationships and mindsets through many aspects. To begin, a growth mindset helps to enhance a relationship through forgiveness, respect, and self-improvement. For example, “Nicole in an act of great courage, she changed into a little black dress, went dancing solo in the party
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In due course, an individual should learn from their failures instead. Dweck, through many studies, explains that “Elizabeth, you know haven’t earned it yet” (Dweck 184). The father with the growth mindset shows his daughter the right way to learn from her failure, as he mentions to his daughter that she needs more effort and hard work if she wants to win a ribbon. In like manner, Parents and teachers can help others by pushing them to do their best. Dweck explains that “Tiger Wood’s father presents a contrast as there is no doubt this guy is ambitious” (Dweck 193). Through the growth mindset, the parents of said individual encourage their son to focus on the notions of growth and learning. As a result, Tiger’s parents teach him to never give up on himself, his time, talent, and most of all his love to improve in conjunction with his skills. Parents and teachers can help others with their mindset by making them feel like they should never give up. The text clarifies that Collins always promised her students that they would learn” (Dweck 198). Collins, who possesses the growth mindset pledges that her students can improve and they can succeed with enough effort and effective strategies. As a result, her students reach success and attain their goals because …show more content…
Individuals that possess the growth mindset facilitate their own friendships by fortifying their foundation and making them stronger. Additionally, through the growth mindset, teachers and parents can help to boost an individual’s self-esteem and self-confidence so that the said individual doesn’t give up in the face of challenges and plights. Intriguingly, any individual who fails to achieve his/her goals should read Dweck’s book. In my opinion, everyone should change his/her mindset to a growth mindset, so that he or she can become more prosperous in their lives. I’m a firm believer that the growth mindset will help many individuals reach their true potential. Through the notion of the growth mindset, an increasing number of people are more open to learning from their mistakes. Jack, who had the capacity to possess the growth mindset was able to understand his partner and nurture his relationship. In essence, the problem is not the problem, the problem is said individual’s attitude about the problem - Captain Jack Sparrow. To elaborate, it means that the problem is not the issue if you have a positive attitude. A growth mindset will help individuals become victorious and
In due course, an individual should learn from their failures instead. Dweck, through many studies, explains that “Elizabeth, you know haven’t earned it yet” (Dweck 184). The father with the growth mindset shows his daughter the right way to learn from her failure, as he mentions to his daughter that she needs more effort and hard work if she wants to win a ribbon. In like manner, Parents and teachers can help others by pushing them to do their best. Dweck explains that “Tiger Wood’s father presents a contrast as there is no doubt this guy is ambitious” (Dweck 193). Through the growth mindset, the parents of said individual encourage their son to focus on the notions of growth and learning. As a result, Tiger’s parents teach him to never give up on himself, his time, talent, and most of all his love to improve in conjunction with his skills. Parents and teachers can help others with their mindset by making them feel like they should never give up. The text clarifies that Collins always promised her students that they would learn” (Dweck 198). Collins, who possesses the growth mindset pledges that her students can improve and they can succeed with enough effort and effective strategies. As a result, her students reach success and attain their goals because …show more content…
Individuals that possess the growth mindset facilitate their own friendships by fortifying their foundation and making them stronger. Additionally, through the growth mindset, teachers and parents can help to boost an individual’s self-esteem and self-confidence so that the said individual doesn’t give up in the face of challenges and plights. Intriguingly, any individual who fails to achieve his/her goals should read Dweck’s book. In my opinion, everyone should change his/her mindset to a growth mindset, so that he or she can become more prosperous in their lives. I’m a firm believer that the growth mindset will help many individuals reach their true potential. Through the notion of the growth mindset, an increasing number of people are more open to learning from their mistakes. Jack, who had the capacity to possess the growth mindset was able to understand his partner and nurture his relationship. In essence, the problem is not the problem, the problem is said individual’s attitude about the problem - Captain Jack Sparrow. To elaborate, it means that the problem is not the issue if you have a positive attitude. A growth mindset will help individuals become victorious and