Mindset by carol s

According to Eminent sociologist Benjamin Barber, the

word isn't divided among strong or weak. Neither is it

divided among successes and failures but among learners

and non learners.

What is the difference? Non learners want to make sure

they succeed. Smart people should always succeed. Right?

Learners believe that success is about stretching

themselves. It is not about being smart but trying to

become smarter.

It's really like back when you were in school and the teacher

asks a question you don't know the answer to. So you don't

even raise your hand and then you pray in your heart the

teacher doesn't pick you to answer it. But there's always

that one student that will always raise their hand whether or

not they are sure of the answer. According to the research

in this book, that student is in fact, a true learner because

not only do they try to become smarter, they're not afraid to

be wrong. In trying and failing, they're increasing their

intelligence

This is how we should all approach life. To treat every

occurrence, everything setback, every failure and

disappointment as a learning opportunity. Exceptional

people seem to have a special talent for conveying life's

setbacks into future successes. That is the evert of the

world's most successful people.

Every time you choose to give in to the fear of not trying

something that new idea in your head because you're afraid

of looking like an idiot and everyone laughing at you, you

reject the ability to lean and grow.

This is what the book "mindset" is all about. It provides a

practical guide and resources you need to transform your

mindset into one of arowth and learning.