Developing a Growth Mindset

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This video explores the characteristics of a fixed mindset and a growth mindset. It busts the myth of perfection and teaches students to appreciate their mistakes and failures. It explains that fear is a natural universal emotion, how challenges help students grow, and provides students with tips on how to switch on their growth mindset.

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[nathananderson]

This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my YouTube channel 2 months ago about self development. Now I have 155 subs and almost 75 hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I couldn’t have learned without getting started in the 1st place.

[othmanbenchekroun-]

Lovely animation, thanks ! I'd just like to add that we are born with a growth mindset, and we develop a fixed one from our environment. We can't just choose to switch to growth one, we have to heal traumas that created our fixed mindset.

[madam]

Lets just say I had a fixed mindset until not too long ago. Yes to lifelong learners!

[wenskun]

I need this.
For myself to know, that I can do much more than mope around, finding reason why i fail and becoming a better person.

[masonmcginty]

I'm watching this for school anyone else

[gekegeko]

The video talks about the power of curiosity and the worries of doubt. It does this through the the illustration of seeds. It tells you of your mindset and which one to have. Having a fixed mindset makes you give easy and you’ll end up like the fearful seed. If you have a growth mindset, however, you help yourself realize that mistakes and failures help you become your best self, like the brave seed. You should always try to have a growth mindset but never shoot for perfection, because that does exist. (I hate online school)

[irbomusic]

I love how the negative seed knew there was a sun in the first place

[djhustle]

using my mom's computer to watch this for class.
Well time to learn

[jourlier]

This video resonates with me in quite a few ways with that 1st being that I have been both seeds at 1 point in my life. I spent probably the 1st 21 years being the negative seed that feared everything and the last 10 rebuilding my mindset into the positive seed with also really the last year locking in and honing in on priorities and an optimistic mindset. Perception really is everything and I can't make up the fact that things are going right in my life now that I'm looking at things clearly through the right lens. Lifting weights is my Passion and I learned that failure means gmeans growth and that holds true for every aspect of life.

[dothao]

this must be a great channel for me to improve my English skills, I'm always grateful to watch your videos. thank you a lot for sharing ♥

[mpp]

This is too underrated I am glad I found this <3

[theswcoaching]

Great metaphor for a great distinction. One of the things I've noticed though is people tend to think of Growth vs Fixed as a personality trait, but my experience is most people have a Growth mindset about some things and a fixed mindset about others.

[jaleeamcelwee]

I wasn’t paying attention in class now I’m here

[shofwatulafifah]

the words and the animation are just so cool!

[catinwall]

This video literally changed my life. I was put in prison for murder, but I watched this video on the TVs in the lunch room, and I instantly excelled to a higher level of understanding. My muscles instantly grew to twice their size, and now I can bench 1000 pounds. I grew to 6'2 overnight. The guards observed this and decided to let me out of prison, thinking I was some sort of god.

[rijojose]

Animation is very motivative. Please help to produce more self improving materials. Your presentation is very unique I have seen in motivation videos. Thanks for making my day great

[ComradeMoyer_-Tankmaster-]

4:13
"Jim... Your wife's a sasquatch, Jim."

[beanbean]

everybody had to do this for school.

Edit: what in the world IS GOING ON, I have never had so many likes before.

[nodes]

while I understand the message, I feel like it can also hurt others. We are not all the same seed, starting with the exact same conditions and capabilities, genetics does actually play a part in it. For example, something I've had to learn for myself is that fat loss is just something that not everyone can do easily. for some of my relatives, they seem to never be able to pack on weight no matter how much they eat, for me however, its incredibly easy to just become a marshmallow. What I've learned is to accept that this isn't a failing of me, but just a byproduct of my genetics. I came from a family of 17-18th century german farmers who had to survive the long winter with little to no food. Packing weight was essential for them. what this means for me, however, is that I'll basically never have a supermodel body without severely starving myself. It is ok to accept that some things just aren't capable with your genetics, its better to realise what work will allow you to accomplish and aim your goals to correlate with that knowledge.

[hamingwaming]

What a good message about growth mindset:D about seeds!! 👍👍