James Laughlin explains the difference between a growth mindset, where you believe skills can be developed, and a fixed mindset, where you think abilities are locked in at birth. Adopting a growth mindset lets you accelerate your progress toward the outcomes you want.
A growth mindset is the belief that intelligence or skill sets can be developed. And look on the flip side. A fixed mindset is the belief that intelligence or skill sets are fixed traits that are set in stone at birth. That's a vastly different belief system. Some people innately have a fixed mindset. I certainly know lots of those people. Others have a growth mindset. The growth mindset mentality enables you to accelerate towards your outcome acc accelerate towards your growth, accelerate towards the ultimate achievement.
