What are your thoughts about fixed vs growth mindset?

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Thank you for sharing this! I like this type of visual aid. Just found you when I was searching for some of Dr Dweck's talks.

@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy

4 жыл бұрын

You are welcome! This is one of my favourite books of all time.. Happy you enjoyed it.

First Mind map and I've loved it! I wanted to read this book but on Amazon I've seen so many comments saying that this book can contain on one paragraph and it's so repetitive, so then I remembered your channel and I said to myself " certainly Ethan has done a mind map on that " and I was right. It's was very good and now I'm committed to watch one of your mind maps per week, and more if I can. Thank you for that!!

@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thanks for the comment. Happy you enjoyed the video.

You have built enough credibility within first 5 minutes of your video that I don’t feel the need of reading that book :) I do not think that I could get more out of it lol Thank you for your review. I like the “business game” approach towards the end of it. It makes it more attractive. Embrace the failure if you strive for better. I am a big fan of that type of books. I always look for deeper understanding of our thoughts, ideas and reaction. Especially in human relationships. I hate not to understand my wife lol thanks again Matt

@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment it means a lot! That's really what I am trying to accomplish here. Ps. Definitely there are some relationship books on my list! I struggle with the same thing w/ my girlfriend sometimes.

Thanks!

Ethan, thanks for doing these. I find it very helpful. I like your choice of books.

@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ben! Appreciate the kind words.

Just found your channel! Great video!

@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

@dotcassilles1488

4 жыл бұрын

@@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy i think i will be listening to your videos all day. So many good lessons, tips and tricks. Thankyou for making it easier to understand and implement in my life

@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy

4 жыл бұрын

@@dotcassilles1488 Thanks for the kind words Dot!

I loved the way you are explaining, and amazing mind mapping. How can i learn to make mind map like this? Site or course or any source Thanks

As the great noggin Eric Buganhagen always says "it's a mindset"

@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy

3 жыл бұрын

Haha KZread is an interesting place!

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📚 Carol Dweck's book "Mindset" introduces the powerful concept of growth vs. fixed mindsets. 00:13 🧠 Carol Dweck's perspective is unique and influential in personal development. 00:55 🎓 Carol Dweck is a respected PhD, leading researcher in motivation, and professor at Stanford. 01:08 📰 Dweck's work is widely referenced in various publications. 01:22 💡 The book emphasizes the profound impact of a simple belief on one's life trajectory. 01:51 📖 This book laid the foundation for many other works on the same topic. 02:18 🌟 It provides insights into the success patterns of prominent figures across various fields. 02:32 🤔 Beliefs are a recurring theme in personal development literature. 03:01 🥇 The singular belief discussed in this book is shared by top achievers across domains. 03:30 🔬 The book is grounded in scientific research and provides actionable advice. 03:58 🖊️ Mind maps are tools that condense information, but reading the book gives a more detailed understanding. 05:20 🔄 Your self-view has significant implications for your life's trajectory. 05:47 ❌ Fixed mindset believes innate traits are unchangeable, leading to the need to constantly prove oneself. 06:56 ✅ Growth mindset believes in the potential for development and learning through effort and experience. 07:49 🔄 Real-world example: The presenter's improvement in creating mind maps over time demonstrates a growth mindset in action. 08:30 🤹 One's belief in either the fixed or growth mindset can significantly shape their actions and outcomes. 09:12 🧠 The believer mindset affects various aspects of one's life, from physical appearance to intelligence. 09:53 🔄 Growth mindset is foundational; it allows for retraining of other beliefs. 10:20 🌍 Adopting the growth mindset, a "meta belief," influences all facets of one's life. 10:59 🔄 People may oscillate between fixed and growth mindsets depending on the situation. 11:41 📈 Focusing on resources and capabilities one already possesses exemplifies a growth mindset. 12:39 💡 Growth mindset emphasizes learning, leveraging available resources, and stretching oneself. 13:06 🌀 Having a growth mindset is a prerequisite to achieving a state of flow. 13:34 🌌 A person's true potential is unknown and can be shaped with passion and training. 14:15 🔄 The growth mindset views failure as an opportunity for growth, not as a reflection of one's innate abilities. 15:24 🎯 Embracing failure as a growth opportunity can shift perspectives and enhance learning experiences. 16:22 ✨ Mindsets are beliefs, and they can be changed. 17:14 🏆 High performers were not born exceptional; they grew through dedication and overcoming failures. 17:57 📖 True success is not just winning, but learning from experiences and failures. 18:51 📖 Society often values natural, effortless accomplishments over achievements that result from hard work. 19:45 🎻 Many believe that if success isn't effortless, it's not genuine. However, legends like Michael Jordan, Midori, and Picasso had to work incredibly hard for their accomplishments. 20:41 🏀 Champions often highlight their skills and natural abilities, overshadowing the extensive effort behind their success. 21:38 💪 Rather than attributing success to innate talent, we should recognize and value the hard work behind accomplishments. 22:35 💭 Growth-minded individuals often love what they do, while many with fixed mindsets do not. Success for the former can be a byproduct of their passion. 24:09 🎯 In a fixed mindset, everything revolves around the outcome. A growth mindset values the journey regardless of the end result. 26:00 🔄 Understanding the difference between fixed and growth mindsets allows for mindset shifts during challenges. 26:43 🏆 Michael Jordan viewed his failures as opportunities for improvement, emphasizing the importance of resilience and persistence. 27:11 🚫 Every rejection or failure can pave the way for a future success or acceptance; it's about perspective and resilience. 27:53 🎲 Approaching business as a game can make the experience more enjoyable and engaging. 28:22 💰 Each rejection in sales (or "no") has a value; for example, ten "no's" for one $10,000 product means each "no" is worth $1,000. 28:37 🔄 Shifting one's mindset to see multiple rejections as being closer to a "yes" can maintain motivation. 28:51 💡 A change in perspective: Instead of fearing failure, view it as a stepping stone to success. 29:07 🧠 When planning, it's beneficial to visualize the details: when, where, and how the task will be executed. 29:20 🌱 Concrete plans, which are visualized in detail, increase the likelihood of successful follow-through. 29:33 🔄 It's not about repeatedly trying without a plan; visualization and strategy make failures more valuable. 29:46 🎲 Avoid relying solely on luck or persistence; strategic planning after failures is crucial for growth.

Ethan is it possible to use another payment mode to join the channel instead of PayPal ? Thank you for your answer and sharing...

@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Nizar! Thanks for asking. I think that's all managed by KZread, so you should be able to just use a credit card as well.

@nizaridrissi7757

3 жыл бұрын

It’s done. I just need to get acquainted with your channel if you have some clues for me. Thank you in advance, Nizar

@nizaridrissi7757

3 жыл бұрын

Actually I don’t know how to accede to the community. I’m not familiar with KZread.

@nizaridrissi7757

3 жыл бұрын

I have managed to solve the problem. Thank you 😊

@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy

3 жыл бұрын

@@nizaridrissi7757 Awesome! Sorry I missed this one :)

Hey Ethan, where's the info for the coaching call?

@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Chancy! Due to volume I've had to temporarily close my coaching.

@chancycalhoun9214

3 жыл бұрын

@@EthanSchwandtTheMindMapGuy that's unfortunate. Would you feel comfortable introducing me to your coach? In not, I understand.

Sir explanation good but in your video letters or word not shows properly

@ravijangrax

3 жыл бұрын

Change Quality to 720p or above... That would help 👍