Everybody makes mistakes but not everyone learns from them. Some people make the same mistakes over and over again, fail to make any real progress, and can’t figure out of reasons. Why? When we make mistakes, it can be hard to admit them because doing so feels like an attack on our self-worth. This tendency poses a huge problem because new research proves something that commonsense has told us for a very long time—fully acknowledging and embracing errors is the only way to avoid repeating them. Yet, many of us still struggle with this. Researchers from the Clinical Psychophysiology Lab at Michigan State University found that people fall into one of two camps when it comes to mistakes: those who have a fixed mind-set (“Forget this; I’ll never be good at it”) those who have a growth mind-set (“What a wake-up call! Let’s see what I did wrong so I won’t do it again”). Ø Those with a growth mind-set land on their feet...
Personal Growth Challenge Ther is a personal development challenge for you to improve yourself in work, relationships, personal development etc. We are sharing with you twenty eight best books that enhance your skills. 1. The Power of Habit This book helps you understand why habits are at the core of everything you do, how you can change them, and what impact that will have on your life, your business and society 2. How to Talk to Anyone How To Talk To Anyone is a collection of actionable tips to help you master the art of human communication, leave great first impressions and make people feel comfortable around you in all walks of life. 3. The 5AM Club The 5AM Club presents a powerful argument for a work-rest routine to join the top 5% of performers. In the form of a story, the book argues that a structured and consistent morning routine which starts at 5AM can act as a catalyst for greater productivity, health, and happiness. 4. Rich Dad Poor Dad The overarching theme of Ric...