Growth thinking: let yourself make continuous progress

Think about a problem first and give you a task. Are you unwilling to do something you are not good at? Do you feel unfit to do this because you are always unsuccessful? Fixed thinking mode and growth thinking mode draw different conclusions.

Fixed thinking

People with fixed minds think that people's intelligence is inherently unchangeable, and they tend to avoid the result of failure.

Growth thinking

People with growth mentality think that human talent is only the foundation of life, and they will face all kinds of problems in life with positive thoughts.

way of thinking

Carol Dweck, a professor of psychology at Stanford University, analyzed this psychological phenomenon in Psychological Work Mentality. The professor pointed out that with the growth of age, people gradually establish a "thinking mode" about themselves, which refers to the internal attitude that determines how a person interprets reality and reacts. Also called "mentality".

Four processes of growth thinking

1, problem found. 2. Clarify the problem. 3. Face the problem. From now on, try to transform yourself into a growth thinking!