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The mental factory settings deciding whether you grow, quit, or smugly stay the same.
means The established attitudes and assumptions through which a person interprets situations and decides how to respond.
from Early 1900s, literally a mind that's been set like concrete or jelly; popularized in 2006 by psychologist Carol Dweck's fixed-versus-growth framework.
Dweck's splitFixed believes talent is born; growth believes it is built.
LinkedIn fuelAmong the most overused words in corporate self-help.
Set, not sealedMindsets are learned, which means they can be unlearned.