Growth Mindset | Ethics Defined
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- How people think about their abilities and talents greatly influences how they learn and grow. Human flourishing seems to correspond intimately with a person’s mindset.
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Very education. Could be life changing.
it's ok to have a fixed mindset, because if it's good enough to work with, then 'seeking better' would be a waste of time taken away from working with what's best. Also there's a risk that people won't pick up something better, but worse compared to what they have before. I don't really like the idea of pushing for a growth mindset all the time - which I noticed in college. Instead, it should be within context as being a risk that's only taken when needed. 80% work, 20% growth.
Having a growth mindset means learning what works and what doesn't and using those results to learn more. What you exactly do with those results it's up to the individual. Having a fixed mindset imo is still doing something even if it's no purpose or set reasonable goal
@@UnfamouslyU right - you don't want scatterbrain and focus on what doesn't matter if you want to achieve your goals.
It’s impossible to learn, if you choose to remove inherent filters in your consciousness.