The Most Powerful Mindset for Success

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[@FreedominThought]

Happy Holidays everyone! Hope you all had a great 2017 and here’s to a better 2018! I’ll see you again in the new year :)

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Nice-quality video you got there! Wish you a merry christmas, and keep making more videos :)

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Freedom in Thought 🎄🎅Merry Christmas To you and if you are not celebrating have a good day! 🎁🎅🎄

[@Ad-rien]

Could you write subtitles or let the community write subtitles for your videos ? At least in English A French guy

[@sangharramesh]

Freedom in Thought really awesome video

[@coldderthanicee]

Correct me if I'm wrong but my way to success is by Creating a process in others a routine that works for me and Alter it if need to a process i like that produces the most Satisfying results ? Any Validation to my understanding from anybody would help thanks ;-)

[@sheerwill8729]

Mix this with self-discipline and you become unstoppable!

[@kylenoe2234]

American psycho, It feels.

[@mackiepanit6241]

I need self-discipline I need help.

[@aninditabrahma3973]

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[@ilyVincible]

@@normalvector4564 it is same with me .. You know how to prevent this feeling ? Like fev days ago i was feeling soo good,but for past fev i just feel bad ... i just think i must go trough it and feel the pain so i can moove on ... and it happens quite often tbh

[@lindelwampilwenhledlamini6348]

@@mackiepanit6241 did you find self-discipline?

[@LeafTreez]

I'm just commenting on this video because I never comment so I get out of my comfort zone

[@alexanderschmedje2646]

I’m replying to this comment for the same reason

[@Josh-pn4qb]

Great job stepping out. Keep it up!

[@nadaotk]

Good job

[@graybeard222]

Congratulations on your exercise in personal growth. Keep up the progress. I had to post this because I need to get into the habit of offering positive feedback and praise.

[@cheker12354]

Good job. I like your mindset😎 .

[@meowmeowbitch3848]

The fact that you’re watching this video shows quite a lot

[@braigbrothers]

What do you mean?

[@meowmeowbitch3848]

Aiky Style The fact that ur watching a video on how to be successful shows that ur working to ur goal :)

[@braigbrothers]

@@meowmeowbitch3848 oh yeah!you're right.

[@rainswirl9866]

this made me smile, thank you:))

[@ranjitn159]

Yessir

[@zackappleton3853]

Everything in life is about mindset. There are different skills you need to train yourself with to get to a happy place. But it’s constant work. In my opinions key skills are patience, self awareness, gratefulness and perspective

[@Seth6581]

Couldn’t agree more,great comment👍

[@cartergomez5390]

You're awesome!

[@Thank-u-so-much-for-everything]

it's just like programming ..........

[@asdakuhi8h]

"Process over result" School is the exact opposite of the growth mindset. All I've ever really learned from school is that if you can memorize what they taught you, then you can get good grades and you don't even need to really know the subject. Good grades are supposed to lead to success which is not always the case. School made learning something I hate. Once I started to explore stuff on my own I realized learning was actually really fun and fulfilling.

[@astoldbynickgerr]

leaderdblusbro this !!

[@geovanniangelica8532]

As a current high school student, I can totally agree with this. I've learned to take my own education into my own hands. I recently began a journal where I write down information about certain topics that I'm interested in outside of school taught things. I just barely started it but I intend to keep it up. I'm not going to rely on school to teach me what I want to know anymore. I'll just learn it all myself

[@singhmaster4]

School is baby sitting kids for 8 hours while parents slave away 8 hour shifts to barley survive as a corporate slave. How can you ask a kid to study 8 hours plus homework for 3 hour a at home? How can you possibly learn by draining the brains energy? You are simply practicing being a obident corporate slave.

[@hi-gf5yl]

leaderdblusbro schools teach you WHAT to learn, not HOW to learn.

[@xordux7]

School system has got nothing to do with mindset...nobody tells you in school that you can't do anything.

[@rosam853]

"Who you are is defined by what you're willing to struggle for" by Mark Manson.

[@Vibestr]

Rosa M Find it interesting that you as a girl are citing Manson who is more of a male role model.

[@danynata9337]

Manson is a holistic role model

[@trinilovessf]

love that guy

[@trinilovessf]

I never thought of it like that. I read his articles and books and I'm female as well.

[@Sea_ss]

Anneliese Lum Hoo his advice can apply to a lot of guys but it can easily help a lot of girls too.

[@kingbush9328]

Every family has that one person who will break the family financial struggles, I hope you become the one 🙏 Train your mind to see the good in every investment.

[@henrynoble7011]

Your businesses will make you rich but your investments will make you wealthy. We all deserve to be rich and have financial freedom. I pray everyone here becomes extremely successful.

[@josephfrys6969]

Assets that can make you rich Crypto Stock Real estate Gold

[@lioneltheophilus2151]

Now is the best time to purchase and invest in bitcoin, stop procastinating

[@claresmithy4667]

I'm enjoying working under a platform that brings good returns in my life and I've been making my weekly returns without stress all in crypto

[@alicemark5918]

Investing in crypto is the most profitable investment due to its current rise, huge profits and future benefits.

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[@svenoliver6040]

Thanks that makes the most sense

[@nhihuynh5452]

Summary: how to develop a growth mindset 1. Believe that your brain can change as you learn. 2. Focus on the process and refine it. Read books or talk to other people how their process is and learn from it. 3. Find adversity by stepping out of your comfort zone. This way you will learn that everything requires effort, not simply talent.

[@DMoneys36]

Nhi Huynh how do you choose what to believe? You can't just choose to believe something if there's no evidence it exists...

[@leodahvee]

+David Munn what if you believe you can create something but you know it does not exist yet?

[@MegaFunky007]

David Munn there is so much evidence that our brain does change with each major event in our lives

[@angelstarfire]

@@leodahvee that's a good question? What if I want I create something that doesn't exist?

[@CandidlySubtle]

I am working hard to fall in love. I read books about it.

[@ContinualImprovement]

Mindset by Carol Dweck is an incredible book. A must read.

[@NanaChuOnGoogle]

Noted. I do really need to read more self development book. Thanks ❤

[@DrSuperpump]

Continual Improvement thanks, appreciate the recommendation

[@wilsonteixeira2338]

Couldn't read till the end, it's a really good book but it gets a little bit repetitive and boring after a while. You can get the entire perception before getting to the middle and all the rest is just all about applying it on different sections of one's life.

[@franciscomlima]

One of the best books I have read!

[@YoungDen]

Read it twice

[@maryclyne9335]

*EVERY FAMILY has a light that breaks the chain of POVERTY I am one, I AM one and I pray you will be one am grateful for Mrs Nancy Sherwood for changing financial life*

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[@JM-pt7lj]

Listen . there's 4 things you need to do...be reasonably smart, moderately strong, fairly good looking and nice or fair to everyone. You can achieve this by reading books, playing chess, doing pushups, running, practicing good hygiene, grooming yourself regularly, and intuitively following your best judgement. People either complicate this concept or don't even see it to begin with. We're all just on a spinning ball of mud. I just wish there was help.

[@raamizeineddine8384]

Jack Meyer best most straight forward and real comment ever. For the average person success is so possible to achieve, you just have to have the confidence in yourself.

[@ravtail2781]

Me right now.

[@MathTutoringHelp]

no one wants to play chess.

[@ant_six]

Rav Tail fixed mindset alert

[@suoefi]

@@MathTutoringHelp I love chess

[@josef6999]

A fixed mindset is just an excuse to not put in effort to learn and grow

[@beanies3412]

You just proved his point

[@DavidMunoz-pb9iu]

TheRoughmen he may have not been slapped across the face with how hard reality could be, but that doesn’t give you an excuse to mope about it man. Just keep fighting and find success in your life! We all deserve it, we just gotta keep pushing!

[@SSchithFoo]

It could also be a trap to make us blame ourselves for things we can't really accomplish, made up by the few rich elites who control everything.

[@user-nu2vc9mp5j]

if your not good at something dont beat a dead horse., find something ur good at. change a major, change a field.

[@CandidlySubtle]

That's not true. I know a few fixed mindset people who are hard-workers at things they know they can do. But when it comes to learning something outside of their comfort zones, they become afraid of failure. Within the stuff they do know, they work hard to develop it further.

[@rizkashintawulandari4979]

Remind me of Josh Waitzkin “The moment we believe that success is determined by an ingrained level of ability, we will be brittle in the face of adversity.” - Josh Waitzkin

[@Sea_ss]

Rizka Shinta Wulandari wow this is so true and I’m saying this from experience.

[@kdv_fit]

My business has taught me a lot about my mindset, getting out of my comfort zone & growing myself & others.

[@fang6585]

I've seen most of your videos so far, and this one has to be my favorite. You are helping me out tremendously.

[@DiLLZGFX]

im so grateful for this video, school was so easy once upon a time, the difficulty increased drastically and i spent years, trying to figure out how to win. Inevitably i started on the fixed mindset which lead me to discover and develop the growth mindset over 7 years. It has helped me tremendously in all aspects of my life. Even though my ultimate goal has been setback a couple years, i cannot complain about the person I have become, and is grateful for the early struggle.

[@reds5116]

I learned many valuable things on this video. I am already in my 2nd year of self-improvement but I still didn't saw very significant things I gained from this journey so your video helped me out, it made me think more realisticly and I am very grateful for this video!

[@fakeruby333]

I feel like I should be taking notes. So much valuable information!

[@ArronSealmoyGuitar]

Every time I lost my focus, I always watch this video thank you !

[@heyitsozzy]

Happy holidays/Christmas :) 🎄 And I have a growth mindset especially in my artwork and art knowledge

[@mrzombiekiller6976]

These videos have truly changed the way I veiw things, I've grown so much putting th as ideals into practice, more people need to see this. But it wouldn't be enough to just veiw this video, but retain the info and practice it.

[@racquelrobinson3030]

Thank you for putting in effort into your videos! I've realized I'm a visual learning, especially if it's animated and with a good voice over! Thanks for putting in the hard work, again!

[@usefulbits999]

Growth Mindset, couldn’t agree more. Fantastic video with useful content. Keep up the great work.

[@blindcharades9742]

Funny you mention the example of a test result. When I was a kid I did pretty good but I never really tried hard at school. My counselors would tell me how smart I was and how much potential I had to try to encourage me to try harder. However, this made me believe that I was “born smart” and therefore didn’t have to try as hard as the other kids. I didn’t realize I was already developing an ego and a fixed mindset from then on. In recent years I’ve been trying to correct my mistakes and learn to be a better person. Thank you for making this video, I hope to go into 2020 with a growth mindset.

[@keriannekerr1876]

As a elementary or possibly daycare student, I was told the same and that resulted in me thinking I must be too abnormally intelligent for my age and therefore must have access to a past life level of adult intelligence. From there I had beliefs such as my brain was 10 years behind because I was 10 when my grades were dropping so that must have been when I lost access to my past life's adult self. By 15, I gave up on ever getting smarter than I was and even now at 33 I don't feel any smarter than I was then. In fact I feel far worse since I have a decade of failures to reinforce the idea that "any teacher who told me I was smart was an absolute LIAR"

[@thevisiononly]

This type of content is gold ! You are really sharing the keys 🔑 to achieve something big in life !

[@shoonlaenaing5358]

Thank you for such a wonderful video. I have been losing my confidence these days cause my efforts do not result as much as I expected. Now this video solves all my problems. I was focusing too much on the outcomes instead of the process and felt so much pressure. THANKS again and hope you post many amazing videos in the future🥰

[@Fadi845]

Amazing video, i started using this mindset when i heard of it 2 years ago, and it's highly effective... Freedom in thought keep up the good work, you're amazing. Merry christmas 😊

[@deepfriedicecream576]

There’s a book I read about special forces. A quote I’ll never forget is “You cant mass produce a special forces soldier” I apply this to my life. It means that you can’t have 1000 soldiers enter selection and have all 1000 pass. It’s a tough course, not meant to be easy. It’s not meant to be a physical challenge but also a mental challenge. A SF soldier’s greatest weapon is the head he carries on his shoulders. A never quit attitude, make room for failure, and grow. Train as if you’re life is on the line because eventually, it will. Don’t ever think you can’t do anything. If a 220, 5’10” 18 year old who has never worked out a day in their life, spent their days smoking, eating and being lazy, can make it through basic combat training, then not only him, but every soul on earth can be something greater than themselves. And that 220lb 18 year old is going to Special Forces Selection on their 21st birthday

[@Eden-xd6kh]

Thanks!

[@ravalili]

Thanks for the real advice/exercice. Its so rare to have some.

[@smakosh]

I approve the journal way, I've been doing it for the last 3 years and it's really working.

[@kailam8137]

Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. The stock market has plenty of opportunities to earn a decent payouts, with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works

[@evanwong8111]

The zenith of investment platforms deals mainly with Bitcoin and forex trading.. investing wisely

[@cashlee9377]

@@evanwong8111 I agree with you

[@leahwhite6581]

I Have been trading offshore, I’m yet to make my first 1500USD... any recommendable expert to trade with?

[@alexjones9449]

@@leahwhite6581 get an expert to trade with, giving you the required mentorship for a successful profit outcome... piss of advice

[@alexjones9449]

But I learnt the hard way. Blowing over $5,000acct side trading with no mentor or expert

[@luisterrust]

Having a growth mindset is soooooo important! Lots of love to the people who can relate.

[@MichaelPluszek]

Thanks for sharing this - Comfortzone is so interesting, since it usually shows up in unexpected ways

[@Dimiakira]

I currently work as a Scrum Master with a software development team and this is such an excellent video

[@thezebraherd8275]

I remember watching this several moths ago and being motivated to get over some roadblocks for my buiness it hasn't been super profitable but it feels good and provides me with some passive income. Thanks

[@SuperFang1]

This is why I subscribed. True freedom is Self Control. Freedom in Though.

[@tarun2298]

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[@mirellemoscow930]

i do love how you explained this so well!

[@New_Phase]

Hey man just wanne to say that this is a great video. Love that you share this to the world. 💪❤️

[@plxiznogoud3328]

When moving towards a growth mindset I think it's important to realize two things: 1. Understand how you get better at something. Carol Dweck showed that kids who were taught their brains would grow with effort ended up getting better math graders than the other kids. This doesn't apply just to learning something new. If you're a cyclist and your coach all of a sudden tells you to do 6h bike rides and you do them just because your coach told you so, you will end up struggling a lot, specially in the face of adversity. If on the other hand you understand why you need to do what your coach told you, then it's much easier, you are more likely to succeed, even with adversity. 2. Realize how your fixed mindset takes over in your daily life and be aware of it. After watching this video (and perhaps a few more) on growth mindset and fixed mindset, you will realize how stupid it is to a have a fixed mindset. Having a fixed mindset is like being in a little prison: you're afraid of trying something new, afraid of making mistakes. When you realize it is stupid and you are aware of it in your daily life, you will naturally drop it, you will naturally change your life :)

[@Nenaaap]

Thanks a lot for your videos, I didn't even know I was stuck in a fixed mindset! I'm halfway through medical school and this year basically my life fell apart, it's been rough and it has affected my studies and I've been feeling really low and failing exams, having to reduce my subjects for this year AND STILL FAILING!!! So thanks a mil for the video I'll try to have a growth mindset and get through this rough patch and stop being so hard on myself for failing because it's part of my journey of being a student trying to navigate through the difficulties I encounter.

[@anwar2breezy]

Hi how has it been😊

[@CheerleadingIndustry]

I need to watch this video once a month to remind myself a few important things. Thank you for this content!

[@louis-philippest-arnaud4803]

This is such a great channel, full of wisdom. Thanks Justin!

[@Kanzu999]

I can definitely relate to some of the things said here. I always had an easy time with math in school and high school, never feeling like I had to put in much work to get the highest grades. Now I'm in university, and the same just doesn't apply here. I suddenly feel pretty average and don't put in as much work as my fellow students. It has become a bad habit for me not to invest must work in something like math, and now that I had my exam, I felt the result of that. I have to get used to putting in more work in growing my skills.

[@seriouslybruh2146]

I graciously thank you for this, currently my situation is troubled and in dire need of mental assistance - this was incredibly insightful and I will adapt these concepts in my future upcoming hardships, and my everyday life.

[@bartekmarzec8647]

Nicely put! Good effort on taking the time to make the delivery of the content enjoyable through the animations and high-quality voice over👍👍

[@thawlinoo6492]

taking notes from a video that once changed my life. Major things happened to me and almost crippled my mindsets but now I'm reinventing myself. With enough energy and acceleration, I'm definitely on my way to make things happen.

[@MindfulAttraction]

This is an incredibly way to put the process of mastery. I love your explanation. It's very true. Great video my dude

[@seasaltisland]

I've always preferred personal growth, even since I was a kid. Maybe that was because I didn't like who I was at the time and knew that to feel better I needed to change things around me or even myself, and this lesson has been a blessing since. "The only constant in life on earth is change..."

[@JoshLeachAnimator]

the glasses metaphor is excellent. And the insight about praising people for their process rather than results.

[@Singular_Relical]

i can't thank you enough for making this video, it really helped me to fix my mindset! Previously i was having trouble in learning how to draw and the process, this video really opened my eyes! many thanks!

[@lyqueenxy9211]

Thank you so much for this video! It was very helpful and also very relatable. We often forget that theres diffrent way of thinking.

[@Ownagetimex3]

My super successful sister has a growth mindset to the extreme whereas I have a fixed mindset to the extreme. No wonder we're so different..

[@Laura-we6xi]

Wow saving this video RIGHT NOW.Thank you so much buddy🦋

[@ganyman846]

your insight is literally amazing!

[@garuda12341]

I thank my ex for leaving, because of her, I went from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset

[@allenm2352]

Pseneth V honestly this is so true for me to!!

[@phantom-mobilelegends9035]

Same :(

[@abdullahmaqsood5348]

So true man !!

[@ratulbhattacharya3350]

Broken heart can teach us lot of lessons.

[@maherplays5845]

yesssss so proud of youu

[@EJ_S-hz1ou]

This is a pivotal video dude, i'm so glad that someone is pushing this message out there. It creates a huge shift in how you operate your life. It seems like a nebulous concept when it's sold as practice makes perfect model, but the basis of neuroplasticity is far more inspiring and resilient.

[@nolwheezy1008]

Thank you so much for your quality content; it's super helpful!

[@Jonifico]

The taxi driver info was amazing. Also, 'Process over result' is massive. Live a lifestyle where happiness is the byproduct, not live with the goal of happiness. Simple, yet very hard to grasp. In the last five years or so, I've gone from full-on fixed mindset, focusing on the goals I had and how impossible they are. Now, I live a lifestyle that helps me work towards those goals, but I've come to realize the fulfillment of my lifestyle is now much more satisfying that reaching my goals. It's hard to explain, but this video is spot-on.

[@RealNameIndeed]

You practised a lot on making good videos and the result is awesome!! Bravo!!!

[@chalcedonyclapper1216]

@VCY COACHING TV and that's 3

[@gemini1926]

This is exactly what i needed to hear right now . The information in this video isn’t new to me. But , i needed to be reminded because i was straying away and focusing on a fixed mindset. This is something to always remember , every single day, especially when you’re feeling discouraged . I appreciate all the great videos and i will continue watching them. ❤️

[@veronicabelgium8687]

This is the best explanation I've heard. It is pure common sense. Thx

[@rosemary9801]

This video changed my whole perspective , and possibly my whole life too,it's almost like it was meant for me to see ,i freakin love it , thank you so so so much

[@Modulus0]

This is a great video through and through. I specifically thought that around ET: 6:00 (journal) was a very effective means to express this idea on how to grow and get better.

[@seyiojewale7907]

Thank you, you confirmed everything I believe about potential and actual effort. Effort starts from the mind. I was a very bad music student in school. Now, years later, I play guitar and bass well, even though I learn by ear.

[@josearmandosotomedina4234]

I didn't know I needed this video until I saw it! Great explanation

[@binozia-old-2031]

Their is a new subject in my school and only 3 classes get it it focuses on having a growth mindset and different things like that im reallybp enjoying it as it goes hand in hand with what ive learnt on youtube

[@Divineshot]

Very informative. I love your channel. Happy Holidays everyone. :)

[@geraldgrenado7167]

I lost my growth mindset when I was lazy on my freshman applications to college, it was a lingering fear for me that I wasant in a good college at the time of graduation. This mistake of not getting there has set me on a fixed mindset thereafter.

[@pringoalsvillegas5750]

Thanks for your motivating videos. These kind of videos change our lives. ❤️

[@alessandrav.3230]

Honestly love your vids so much 🤍🤍 Thank you

[@4successfulpeople569]

The mind is just like muscle - the more you exercise it, the stronger it gets and the more it can expand.

[@sanjugurung3576]

Those who are watching this, May you all be successful in whatever you want to do in life. Good luck

[@libbysm0m]

I love your videos. I watch them everyday. This is a great video to share with others!

[@ali-zs4ww]

Exactly what I'm looking for! Thank you so much.

[@glangar5]

I thought i was decently smart with Bs and littke As in highschool. Moving into college (year 11, 12, AU) I was properly challenged. I got scores of 70+ on my first few assignments. Towards the end of the year i bombed the last assessment of most my classes, but missed handback day and didnt realise until i got my mid term grades back during the holidays. 50s and like 1-2 60s. I never had a proccess and now realise theres really no such thing of just being smart, just effort and motavation, which im lacking. Yet i believe anyone can achieve any job with enough effort, but im stuck somehow. Dunno why but Im pulling my head out of my ass and gonna try and apply some studying teachnoques and hopefully learn to change my mindset over the holidays. Thanks for the journel idea, good luck to anyone else like me. :)

[@alvarocamborda4140]

Glangar You're just like me. I did fine in HS plenty of A's and B's and few C's here and there. Now in college, I've failed for the first time in my life, but it wasn't a total fail I learned alot about myself the final month and in this break. I started making small schedules for every day on sheets of paper. I realized I lacked discipline. Began working out again, started watching MHA in free time, and decided to get more involved and organized with school this Spring. Good luck to you too!

[@antoinebadimame]

I can honestly relate to this. From primary to high school I always had the highest grades and my classmates called me a genius because I never studied, missed classes and never did my home work. In short, I had no study plan, but that was fine because of my grades high. :-P . My eyes start opened when I went to university and started failing modules. I think the older you get the more issues you have to deal with other than school, and this increases the need for discipline and consistency. I believe that as a kid it's hard to control the way you grow, but when you are older it's all up to you the person who you turn out to become.

[@DavidMunoz-pb9iu]

Glangar for me it was kind of the opposite thankfully. In high school I was making As and Bs and Cs hear and there from freshman til junior year, but once my last semester of high school came, I realized I had to find out my future quick. So I decided to do Nursing and knowing college ain’t cheap and my family isn’t what you would call wealthy, I’ve actually been working my ass off knowing classes were out of pocket, and I’m still managing a 4.0 right now and just got accepted into my nursing program! I’ve also realized that for my future career (CRNA) I’ll need to maintain that GPA for grad school. So my drive is still going strong!

[@kennydawson265]

Remember the goal is to score 100 on every assignment practice, practice, practice perfect, practice perfect until you reach the goal! Remove any doubt and never quit!

[@kaleanaheslaughter1140]

how'd that work out for you??

[@sayrain908]

I’m really glad for this! I did really well in school when I was little, but coming up to high school my grades suddenly dropped. I thought that I was just stupid and that I couldn’t do anything about it. Then I started to see what I did wrong, and boom! Suddenly I understood that I could change! I started to aim to be a better person, and now I’m a lot more active, I get better grades and life is smiling back at me =)

[@sheron476]

i love the voiceover, the voice is sooo nice to listen to

[@Urmagesty]

excellently done; well thought out and compiled. thx for making this vid; really helpful. much appreciated.

[@dontorilastname]

I can relate this to my path in life with God. Thanks Freedom in thought

[@alyriatutoring5697]

You think like an engineer, I love it. As a tutor for 7 years, I utilize many of your techniques with my students. I feel engineering students can be some of the best teachers. They’re great at breaking down processes and studying a semester’s worth of thermodynamics in a night before the final 😁

[@nc-pf3qm]

Alyria Tutoring haha

[@Z010Zo10]

I really enjoyed this video. In fact, I really enjoy this channel. This video really helps reinforce this idea of having a growth mindset is better because I've always felt that I've had more of a fixed mindset, albeit unintentionally and unwillingly. But now, because of certain factors in my life, and a willingness for learning, and even this video, I feel I am on the path to a better growth mindset.

[@jessiehernandez5231]

this was is an eye opener. never to late to work for a better mindset. learned exactly what i needed to about myself.

[@lightyagami3662]

I went from fixed to growth mindset, i just realized how successful i get from believing that i can change my way of thinking. I thought that successful people such as my aunt that they're just smart naturally but no, they never get to know what they know without reading and learning about something. I used to procrastinate but i can now do any task anytime and stop wasting my time with meaningless things.

[@Poetic_Utopia]

What did u start doing to change to a growth mindset?

[@GrowthMindsetProductions]

*Taking* *control* *of* *your* *life* *is* *the* *KEY* *to* *happiness* *and* *success* . We all start somewhere, whether that be at the bottom or with a little help. Ultimately your potential is determined by your habits, which will *DEFINE* Who you are and what mark you leave on earth.

[@ragibperwez]

Thank you for this,i really needed it at the moment

[@stevewealth5239]

I think this video is one of the most powerful content on KZbin ever! I wish anyone reading this to be very successful in the nearest future!💕

[@itsskrystall]

“Fixed mindset: The journey is in the way of what matters to her: the result. She believe that entrepreneurship should come easy to those who are detained for it. She decides to quit. Growth mindset see’s the long and arduous journey ahead of her and smiles. The journey is the way for her; the journey is what matters.”

[@ruchaabhyankar]

I have a fixed mindset. I have been going through some things right now and I realize it is because I have a fixed mindset. What an eye opening and nicely explained video! I will definitely try to implement your suggestions to have a growth mindset.

[@thenewcedric]

That's a huge step. Now that you have realized it, you can fill where you're lacking and focus where you're strong at. You'll definitely grow to a person that you aspire to be. I believe in you.

[@shresthaji6090]

Awesome content. Thanks for this. It was really helpful.

[@alirezaap8653]

This video is absolutely life changing Thanks man

[@Raenafyn]

I lived with a fixed mindset for the longest time. I was used to getting good grades easily throughout school and had developed a core aspect of my identity around being "smart". Once I was in college a couple years though, between classes getting more difficult and being unable to be on my ADD meds anymore due to health reasons, I started to feel like a failure as my grades got worse. I had to find new ways to make myself focus. I didn't graduate with the same kind of grades in college like I had in high school, but I didn't fail any classes and I still graduated. It's often hard to see myself as successful at anything when I'm not actively succeeding in everything I do, but it's a process and the longer you stick to doing something, the more likely you'll be to actually achieve it. Trying to internalize the growth mindset is hard when you spent so long in the fixed mindset and actively being praised for your results rather than the work put into it.

[@CallyTran]

I agree a growth mindset doesnt happen in a day. It takes a lot of time and effect to change the way you think and open yourself up to new learnings and change. I remember thinking I wasnt smart enough compare to other people, it was only when i decided to learn and open my mind to everything that everything changed. I wasnt because I wasnt smart enough... I was smart in different ways. When my mind expanded, my skills and intellegency grew as well. learning and discovering a bit at a time... changed who I was

[@luckygupta5750]

Thanks for ur valuable information.I want to state something upon this i was a very good scoring student as covid came and i went to class 9 my friend circle got increased i started teasing the students who used to study very very long time behind and i was like i was among the group of students who dont study more.But still for my grp they thought that i study a lot and i was like no i dont study.I used to study earlier not now as it seems to me like I am inately smart and I could good even not providing that hours for study that it required.But my marks started deteriorating. In the covid time i didnt used to attend the online classes and i used to just chill off. I used to watch motivational videos rather than studying and moreover my marks my hardwork and my heroic spells got fucked upp..This year I am in class 11 and now its december and half my 11 syllbus i have not even touched so..and now what i am thinking is..I am thinking of going to iit and not giving my 100% which is the real thing to do in its preparation..when i look back to childhood self i admire that tha time i was smart and today i am little dumb but after ur video i realised that the only thing to do is not to think about anybody of my grp anymore that what they will think i need to pay my 100% that is all i need tp learn that how to give ur 100% thats it...I just need to do anything coming out of my comfort zone just giving up anyrjing for giving my studies that time...Now I am just giving 20% of myself but today i take this oath i would be my previous self ..actually even better than my previous self..making a journal making notes of my activities and what what i can do to give my 100% because I know that i could be in iit only if i would worth it and a worthy of it will surely give his or her 101%.I am very happy today because from today for one of my dream whether i dont i would be able to achieve or not but that dream is going to teach me my biggest lesson of my life that how to give ur 100% picking up myself from comfort zone and transform myself into a worthy humanbeing

[@live2raid]

Yo great video you deserve a trophy good job really enjoyed this.

[@dabea_ly_made]

It's the way this video made me realize that I've been associating myself with the results rather than the process in my entire life. and it's just refreshing to see that I could do something abt it because I am indeed a person who can change :)

[@solrac4]

The obstacle Is the way, wey.

[@Getcakedieyoung23]

It wasn’t even 10 minutes but it was worth more than 10 years of school

[@mastiwithmaaria6620]

Needed this. Thank you🙏🏻

[@brad3682]

I just discovered your KZbin channel you guys are brilliant! Thank you