Growth Mindset
My mindset is entirely growth. I am glad, relieved, and grateful for having this type of mindset, for I can learn to code and use lots of coding languages, despite the increase of difficulty when I learn a new language. My mindset can allow me to try twice as hard after my first failure. I don't think I would be able to finish the table rubric if i had not this potential of a mindset.
To be me, I must try hard. Tell me I try, tell me I'm trying too hard, tell me I'm giving too much of an effort. Tell me these things because that's who I am, and if I cannot be who I am without somebody reminding me that it is, then I don't think it is worth doing what I love. If I cannot be the person I love, then I find no value in trying.
We're detouring from the main topic, I'm sorry, what I'm trying to talk about is my mindset! When I fail, I don't give up and abandon my goals, because how much do you really want to complete your goals, if you give up on the first failure? That's not much determination in my eyes.
For a goal that I wish to accomplish, for example, to live in the suburbs with a fine amount of money doing the job that I would love, I have to produce enough determination, and perseverance. Despite all the detouring and failures, I will keep going, no matter what people say, and how others have completely failed. My goals reflect my future life, and I do not plan on wasting the time I have now to abandon my opportunities.
This is the trait I have that I most value, and embrace.
The growth mindset is me. Nothing from the fixed mindset represents me as a part, or a whole. The growth mindset is again, what i am, and what I'm proud of. Others success inspires me to try harder, and others failure does the same.
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