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Anna Hargett

How Mindsets Can Affect Our Life

People may not often consider how their thinking affects their life. Some people remain in a “fixed mindset”. They have always believed in a certain way; either to upbringing or other factors. What many people don’t realize, is that our mindsets affect our life.


Mindsets include viewing life as one filled with abundance, or one where we feel many things are lacking, therefore, stirring up discontentment within us. Other times, we may have a mindset of fear; a fixated view on life in the belief that we are stuck with our circumstances, or bad luck, and things cannot change. Or we could develop a growth mindset, despite our setbacks, and catapult ourselves into a life enhanced by self-confidence and success. Every unconscious and conscious belief impacts us.


Modifying even the simplest of our ideas can affect practically every area of our life. When you shift your perspective, you can start to believe that you are more creative, artistic, clever, successful, athletic, and fulfilled. Having an abundance or growth attitude can improve your life.


You don't fear discomfort. Changing your perspective to one of progress allows you to see many various routes for work advancement, artistic outlets, or something more personal. This helps you go forward instead of staying stuck.


Changing your thinking reveals abundant resources. You'll see opportunities in every facet of your life, despite the competition. You feel safe discussing ideas, leading to better choices, settings, and relationships. You're comfortable in teams and groups.


Having a growth mentality improves personal and romantic relationships. You know everyone is different. You discover that a relationship entails learning from one other, growing together, and working well together. You'll judge less. You won't have time to judge others. You'll focus on personal growth.


Accept constructive criticism for what it is and use it to improve. The growth attitude makes you more confident since you don't require approval. In turn, you build up an internal validation that is not dependent on others.


Your mindset can change. You can learn, practice, and improve your talents. And instead of only being stuck in the planning phase, the growth mindset takes you to the other side of fear and you are no longer afraid of failure. Therefore, compelling you to take action, complete a task, and learn from your mistakes.


Changing your mentality enhances many areas in your life encompassing all areas from your skills to relationships. You'll find leaving your comfort zone more attractive as you discover this is the path that leads you to achieving what you want.



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