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Do you tend to worry about how smart you are? Or are you able to enjoy learning without it being an outcome-driven activity? Those are examples of different mindsets about intelligence and learning. One of those mindsets makes us get in our own way and the other can help us grow. Carol Dweck is a […]
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Carol Dweck: Why People Succeed
Do you worry about how smart you are? Or do you you learn without being outcome driven? That is an example of different mindsets. One mindset can help us get in our own way and the other can help us grow. Carol Dweck is a world renowned Stanford University psychologist and the author of Mindset: […]
Carol Dweck
Do you worry about how smart you are? Or do you you learn without being outcome driven? That is an example of different mindsets. One mindset can help us get in our own way and the other can help us grow. Carol Dweck is a world renowned Stanford University psychologist and the author of Mindset: […]
Carol Dweck
Stanford psychologist Professor Carol Dweck research has focused on why people succeed and how to foster success. In her book Mindset, Professor Dweck states “how you think of yourself can determine the outcomes of your life.” Listen to the interview as Professor Dweck explains: Growth & Fixed Mindset Mindset vs talent Self – esteem & […]
Think Time [DEEP DIVE]
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I used to have a story about myself that I wasn’t a creative person. And while I got over that a while ago and have embraced my creativity, creativity isn’t always given the time + space it deserves. That’s why I want to talk to you about one of the most necessary parts of the […]
It’s not supposed to happen that way… [DEEP DIVE]
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Do you ever find yourself planning something with friends or family, and it seems impossibly difficult? We think to ourselves, “It’s not supposed to happen this way. It’s supposed to be easy!” We give up before we’ve even started, all because of this story. We use this idea – “it’s not supposed to happen that […]
Mike Riera, PhD: Connecting with Your Teen [Wisdom Wed]
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Michael Riera, PhD is the author of Uncommon Sense for Parents with Teenagers. In this episode, which originally aired 2014, we talk about how to connect with and parent your teen in a way that creates and maintains strong family connections. Teenagers are amazing observers. They easily pick up on things like instances when our […]
The shame of money [DEEP DIVE]
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Money is a huge shame trigger. You may think that you don’t make enough money because you’re not worth it. Or you may think you make too much money, and you don’t deserve what you have. Whatever end of the wealth spectrum you’re coming from, money can be a major source of shame and self-loathing. You have […]
The lens we look through [DEEP DIVE]
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If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. This quote from Dr. Wayne Dyer is one of my favorite sayings in the world. It shifted things for me in some really amazing ways, and I think it may be helpful for you, too. This episode uses that quote as […]
Choose your words carefully [MINISODE]
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Small shifts in language can make a big difference in our mindset, but it can be so easy to fall into using words that trap us in our negative feelings. Our environment, culture, and inner critic all influence the words we use to describe ourselves and our emotions. Choosing your words carefully allows you to […]