Mindset: The New Psychology of Success
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The problem is when special begins to mean better than others. A more valuable human being. A superior person. An entitled person.
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you’re successful, you’re better than other people. You get to abuse them and have them grovel. In the fixed mindset, this is what can pass for self-esteem.
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Michael Jordan—growth-minded
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People were praising me like I was a religious cult or something. That was very embarrassing. I’m a human being like everyone else.”
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Chuck Yeager,
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The Right Stuff,
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“There is no such thing as a natural-born pilot. Whatever my aptitude or talents, becoming a proficient pilot was hard work, really a lifetime’s learning experien...
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If you’re somebody when you’re successful, what are you when you’re unsuccessful?
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failure has been transformed from an action (I failed) to an identity (I am a failure).
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Why would I risk turning from a success into a failure?
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From a winner into a loser?
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failure can be a painful experience. But it doesn’t define you.
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Bernard Loiseau
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supreme rating of three stars from the Guide Michelin,
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Mr. Loiseau committed suicide.
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try to repair their self-esteem.
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you aren’t a failure until you start to blame.
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Malcolm Gladwell,
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we value natural, effortless accomplishment over achievement through effort.
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This captures the fixed mindset perfectly.
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aspire
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disdain
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if you have savoir-faire [a mixture of know-how and cool], you do things effortlessly.”
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endowment,
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transformative power of effort—the
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The idea of trying and still failing—of
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the worst fear within the fixed mindset,
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You have to work hardest for the things you love most.
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inconceivable
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“I don’t really understand the word
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The Autobiography of a Failure.
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“I gave my all for the things I valued.”
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Success is about being your best self,
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effort is the key to success.
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amassing
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throes
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Maybe you suddenly felt tired, dizzy, bored, or hungry.
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seek constructive criticism.
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What did I (or can I) learn from that experience? How can I use it as a basis for growth?
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