Growth Mindset Swot Analysis

For a growth mindset to truly take part on oneself, we should always embrace imperfection. I remember being young as 13, telling myself that I wished I looked like someone else. I never embraced how I look because I looked different from the kids at school. But hiding my imperfection means I will never overcome it. High school was a long road of acceptance. I felt the need to get everyone to accept me. In the end the road was blocked and I was nothing to them. I just sacrificed my potential mindset for approval from others. It daunted over that not everyone will like me and I am find with that.

At first college seemed like a scary word. I would ask teachers if college was difficult, they would answer it includes a lot of hard work. What does that even mean? Then it just gave me chills, I pay thousands of dollars on college I am definitely not going to fail. Then the first few weeks I just kept myself I should not fail. I should have focused on learning, rather than worry about failing. I learned that I should replace the word failing with the word learning. When we fall short or make mistakes, we have not failed; it is the way of learning. I need to that learning can also allow mistakes

From my perspective I always wanted to do better than others. But it is more important to learn then to get top grades. In high school there is cycle of learning and forgetting. After a subject final I would always forget about the subject. Same thing with summer, everything you learn washes