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Growth Mindset - Coggle Diagram

- - - - try to “repair their self-esteem” rather than learning from their failures.
      - Failures often take the shape of denying, blaming someone else, looking for those who are worse off, making excuses or never competing at all
    - - Succeeding means you’re good, losing means you’re bad
    - - work hard to protect their egos by avoiding challenges and boosting their self-esteem through validation seeking
    - - nothing to develop when you believe your qualities are fixed: you either have it, or you don’t
      - Many people with a fixed mindset believe indeed that high effort equals low ability
  - - - a growth mindset makes you concerned with improving, which leads to major growth and development over time
    - - allows people to love what they’re doing and continue doing so in the face of difficulties and struggles
      - The passion for stretching yourself and sticking to it, even when it’s not going well
    - - allows people to value what they’re doing regardless of the outcome
    - - failure can be a painful experience, but failure does not define you
      - Failure is a problem to be faced, learned from and overcome