The simplest way to embrace a Growth Mindset | @ShadeZahrai #shorts

Want to know a simple way to start embracing a growth mindset? According to Carol Dweck, it’s through the use of a three-letter word:

YET!

As Dweck outlines in her book ‘Mindset’, the word ‘yet’ embodies a realization that some things are worth waiting for, and those things take work.

This word allows for success because it reminds us that simply because something isn’t currently attainable (because we don’t have the skills or competence - yet), we can still work at it and achieve it in the future.

The fact is, neuroscience research has demonstrated that our brain can form new connections (called neuroplasticity) so it’s never too late to rewire our mindset and create new neural pathways.

So, next time you hear yourself sharing (or thinking) a limiting statement, add the word ‘yet’ to the end to remind yourself that growth is possible. Because, it is!

Some examples:

• I can’t do this – yet.
• I can’t get this to work – yet.
• I can’t learn how to code – yet.
• I can’t lead this team through change – yet.

Were you aware of the power of Yet? Let me know!

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[PixelAnatomy]

I can't stop watching YouTube shorts yet...

[Tuneinfreq]

I always say to my kid, “I haven’t learned yet!” On point sista! ❤🙏

[anon_ymous]

Such a simple idea and yet so insightful! Thank you for this :)

[geminilillian]

I have been following your channel for a while now and I have to say a massive thank you for sharing advice on this platform, it has helped me grow my confidence. 🙂 Adding 'Yet' to the end of negative thoughts is a great idea, I also liked the quote "Those who achieve success believe in their most basic abilities" - Carol Dweck

[themorningflightinindonesi]

It's nice suggestion. Describing despair with simple and understandable words end up in power through simplicity and understanding.

[evin]

Hello. I want to thank you. I applied one of your tips about replacing "shoulds" with other terms and it is has radically changed my behavior and emotional well being. Thank you so much for your life changing content! 😭😭😭

[salissoumamanmijitapha]

Thank you for the never-ending inspirational content

[Andriy_]

Your appearance, knowledge, wisdom and kindness of advice are marvelous! Thanks a lot! Hello from Ukraine

[korra]

Thank you! Going through a 6 year breakup and keep telling myself that I can’t have a house, family, partner…. Key word is YET! I’ll find someone new ❤

[BassamProduction]

Thank you for sharing.. you're a Diamond 💎

[smoothsentient]

Clearly the greatest muse on the Web 👍

[James_Bnd]

Smile itself is unlimited source of positivity

[barbaramariakimpfler]

I didn't comment YET to your great content, so better now than later, I appreciate your work so much, you're great, thanks so much 🔝💟

[hifzalafasy]

Thanks a lot madam❤❤❤
Your content is really valuable 😊😊😊

[Larry]

This is absolutely superb. I had the pleasure of reading something similar, and it was absolutely superb. "Rising From Within: Unlocking Your Innate Power to Conquer Adversity" by Vincent Starling

[MoazzamAliHyder]

I love the way you convey your knowledge with us. No words for gratitude for you, thanks

[kdiggity]

Thank you! This is so simple yet so effective!

[Mr_skeptical]

consistency is the key. the Atomic habits book did talk about this stage when developing ourselves.

[Mushroom-]

yes!!!, I LEARNWD THIS In PSYCHOLOGY.THANK YOU FOR THE REMINDER... 😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎉🎉🎉
DEFINITELY a life changer!, when its a mind changer.. 😼👏👏😊

[deadpoolgaming]

*most people will forget this video after an hour, *