MindMap Gallery Lifelong Growth Reading Notes
This book redefines the mindset of success and maintains a lifelong growth attitude
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lifelong growth
1. About thinking patterns
Why are there different modes of thinking?
innate
physiological
Gene
the day after tomorrow
Life experience
What does mindset mean?
fixed mindset
Prove more of your abilities
growth mindset
Everyone can succeed in whatever they want to do
Human talents can be better developed
Different lives under different thinking modes
when encountering setbacks
fixed mindset
negative
growth mindset
positive
The personal significance of a growth mindset
Understand your strengths and weaknesses more accurately
Turn setbacks into future successes
2. Analysis of thinking patterns
The meaning of success: the result of learning? Proof of intelligence?
About learning
Fixed type: focus on results
Growth type: focus on the process
About interpersonal relationships
Fixity: Focus on the stability of the relationship
Growth type: respect each other’s personality
about work
Fixed type: conservative and lacking innovation
Growth type: drastic measures can make a comeback
About the challenge
Fixedness: Being stuck in one's ways and limiting oneself
Growth type: enjoy the process and surpass yourself
About failure
Fixed type: brings trauma, self-denial
Growth: Learn from failures
Change the meaning of efforts
Fixed: Effort is what people with flaws and deficiencies need to do
Going the extra mile is high risk
Growth Type: You won’t achieve your goals by doing nothing.
Not working hard enough is a high risk
! ! ! Stay passionate about learning! ! !
3. About abilities and achievements
"Reluctance to Effort" Syndrome
Fixed type: limits people’s achievements, is full of disturbing information, makes people disdain to work hard, and destroys learning strategies.
Growth type: Love learning, challenge limits, and work hard to win results
Artistic talent is talent?
Early performance does not determine everything in the future, you can do better through training and training
Label
The Dangers of Praise and Affirmation Labels
It is easy to form the idea that achievement is talent, not hard work, and imperfection is a shame, which then affects later performance and effort.
Easily form a fixed mindset
Praise your hard work, not your talent
negative labels, stereotypes
Fixed type: Those who are labeled tend to develop in the direction of the label and become the person of that label.
Make people lack a sense of belonging
Growth type: inspired and not restricted by stereotypes
A strong and stable sense of belonging
other people's opinions
Fixed: projecting others' opinions on oneself as a result
Growth type: Fully use and develop your own brain, not limited, not easily defined by others, more confident
4. Champion mindset in sports
Talent is important, but subversion abounds
Character and determination influence your thoughts, produce your actions, and determine your results.
success?
Fixed: Success is establishing one’s own superiority
Growth type: strive to be the best version of yourself
fail?
Fixed: Labeled as a setback
Growth type: Failures and setbacks can give people more motivation
Take control of success
mission accomplished
team
No one fights alone
special talent
Playing well is an advantage
Don’t rest on your laurels just to prove yourself
5. Thinking patterns and leadership in the business world
Talent first
Forcing employees into a fixed mindset
Causes the company, right?
growth enterprise
Keep the New Year in the Face of Failure, Be Sure I Can
Leadership thinking
Fixed type: verify self-worth
Believe in individuals but not in teams. The leader is the only decision-maker. Never look at your own shortcomings.
God is not with me, I attribute my failure to external factors
strong leadership
Controlling
Growth type:
Believe in potential, potential and development potential
Pay attention to teamwork
Care about employee development and morale
staff
What is needed is someone who accepts challenges, perseveres, and is able to admit and correct mistakes.
The behavior that is affirmed and rewarded
Be proactive
able to solve difficult problems
Continuously learn new skills
Not afraid of setbacks
Accept criticism calmly
Negotiation Skills
Negotiation skills can be learned and practiced
An ideal negotiation: after it ends, both parties feel that their needs have been met.
Growth type can help better understand and apply theoretical knowledge
Management ability
Human abilities can be developed
Leaders, managers, and employees all need to believe in self-development
Create an environment filled with a growth mindset
leadership
Leaders are made, not born
through self-cultivation
Strive to be a true leader
Create a company that rewards the development of capabilities and leaders will naturally emerge.
Corporate thinking model
The mindset of a business will determine the impact on employees
Employee trust
Employee rights
employee loyalty
Employees of growth-oriented model companies
Strong sense of trust
Get more authorization
More sense of ownership
Employees are willing to take on more responsibilities
Have higher recognition
Be supported in innovation
A stronger spirit of collaboration
Stronger management potential
6. Thinking patterns about getting along in interpersonal relationships
sexual relations
Getting along is also the embodiment and application of social skills
Apply learned skills
Thought patterns in love
Fixed type
I just want to see the beauty of life, but I can’t experience the trivial things
I just want to fall in love without spending anything else
Problems are deep-rooted flaws
growth type
Everything can be cultivated
Communicate and share
Willing to accept outside help
Compete to see who is the best
Leave enough space for each other
It’s not just the east wind that overwhelms the west wind, there can be no wind or a gentle breeze.
Growing up in a relationship
Encourage partner to grow
friendship
A good friendship should be mutual growth and mutual affirmation
Your failures and misfortunes do not threaten other people's self-esteem
shy
Fixed types are more likely to be shy
care about other people's evaluation
Worry about making mistakes, fear of taking risks
Growing up shy but not nervous
Take the initiative to meet new people
challenge accepted
Adjust mentality
School Violence: Thoughts on “Revenge”
perpetrator
Confirm your own worth through violence and judgment
victim
negative self-identity
Reasonable response
The school creates an environment for cooperation and self-growth
psychological counseling
More social skills
Prompt confirmation of progress
7. Parents, teachers and coaches: spread of thinking patterns
Parents or teachers: information about success and failure
success
Deliver a message that focuses on process and growth
Praise the process, avoid praising talent
Don’t judge other people’s children in front of your children
Soothe the source of anxiety
fail
Give honest and constructive feedback
tell the truth
Teach ways to learn from failure
Leading to success requires effort
Constructive criticism and avoid labels
child's interpretation
Don’t criticize, teach.
Punishment only establishes parents’ rules and values
Respect children and guide their thinking
Help cultivate children's interests, gain growth, and experience the joy of learning
love has no conditions
Help children develop a growth mindset
Goal
growing space
complete personality
Be a good teacher/parent
Both geniuses and underachievers can succeed
Intelligence and talents can grow and develop
High standards and educational environment
Treat the same
try to improve abilities
challenge and nurture
Excitation potential
The Church loves learning, self-study and thinking
Students who are unmotivated
Help open up a place for thinking
The essence of a growth model teacher
Understand yourself and your life through teaching content
Grow together with students
Coaching: Leading to success through mindset
Fixed coaching behaviors
intimidation
lose fighting spirit
Growth mindset coaching behavior
Be fully prepared and attack with all your strength
Treat everyone equally
give respect
Education loves life
victory or defeat
Deal with it carefully and face it rationally
False growth mindset
The authenticity of the growth mindset
Having a flexible and open mind does not mean a growth mindset
A growth mindset is not just about effort
Seek help promptly
Try new strategies
listen to opinions
A growth mindset does not mean you can do anything
Acquire skills and resources and work hard to achieve your goals
We cannot shirk responsibility by not having a growth mindset.
How to Cultivate a Real Growth Type
See next section
How to teach growth thinking to others
Teaching by words and deeds
control anxiety
Show interest in setbacks as learning opportunities
Pay attention to the other party’s understanding
what can we do
8. Change your thinking model
Models can be changed
There will be anxiety and uneasiness during the change process
A strong heart
true self
Be brave and try the first step
Change is painful, courage and determination are important
Clear goals and formulate specific plans
time
Place
Way
envision specific details
persist in!
Change awareness of property rights
Accept reality and accept imperfections
Thinking and willpower
Willpower needs help too
control anger
Give up the fixed mindset of either good or bad, strong or weak
Learn effective strategies to help control yourself
continuous change
Give enough time, effort and support to each other
Approaches to a growth mindset
accept
Mixed Simo
observe
What triggers a fixed mindset?
How do people with a fixed mindset treat others?
Recent events that triggered stereotypes
name
Naming the Fixed Model Personality
Remind yourself that this is not who you want to be
educate
Try to think and act with a growth mindset when encountering a fixed mindset.