Growth Mindset Movement

"Ideas are everywhere, but only action makes them valuable! Time to step up and execute."

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Have a great day, please remember you have a wonderful mind.

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Something to think about.

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True Success is Often Hidden – Just like the large carrot hidden underground, real success is not always visible. Hard work, persistence, and consistency often pay off in ways others cannot see.

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Growth Mindset Movement

Denis Waitley.
"You must learn to set aside your emotions and focus on what needs to be done to get the results you want."

3 months ago | [YT] | 2

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Excuses we often come up with.

1. "I don’t have time." – Lack of prioritization.


2. "I’m not ready yet." – Fear of failure or perfectionism.


3. "I don’t have the resources." – Underestimating creativity or resourcefulness.


4. "It’s too hard." – Avoidance of discomfort or effort.


5. "I’ll start tomorrow." – Procrastination and lack of urgency.

4 months ago | [YT] | 5

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I want to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude for the overwhelming support and love you’ve shown to The Growth Mindset Movement channel. Your belief in this journey inspires me to push boundaries and create content that uplifts and empowers. Together, we’re building something extraordinary—one step closer to reaching exceptional levels of personal and collective growth.

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Some of the things we want are outside of our comfort zone.

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The Tale of Tommy and Tilly

Once upon a time, in a small, sunny village, lived a little boy named Tommy and his sister, Tilly. They were cheerful and playful, but they had one little problem—they didn’t like to listen to their parents.

One morning, their mother said, “Tommy, Tilly, don’t play near the muddy pond. It’s slippery, and you could fall!” But Tommy and Tilly giggled and thought, What’s the harm? It looks fun!

As soon as their mom wasn’t looking, they ran to the pond. They splashed and laughed, making silly mud pies. Suddenly—splat!—Tommy slipped and landed in the mud. “Ouch!” he cried. Tilly tried to help, but—plop!—she fell right next to him. Covered in mud, they trudged back home, cold and teary-eyed.

Their father gently helped clean them up. “Do you see why we ask you to listen?” he said. Tommy and Tilly nodded, feeling a little embarrassed.

A few days later, their parents warned them again: “Don’t leave the garden gate open, or the goats might escape!” But Tommy and Tilly were in a hurry to play and forgot to close the gate. When they returned, the goats had wandered into the flower beds, munching on their mother’s favorite roses!

“Oh no!” cried Tilly. “What will we do?” Tommy sighed, “Maybe we should’ve listened.”

This time, they helped fix their mistake by replanting flowers and feeding the goats. Their parents smiled and said, “It’s okay to make mistakes, but learning from them is what matters.”

From that day on, Tommy and Tilly made a big effort to listen to their parents. They stayed away from the pond and always shut the garden gate. And guess what? Life was much smoother!

They still had plenty of adventures, but they learned that listening to those who love you can make life safer and much more fun.

And they all lived happily ever after.

The End.

5 months ago | [YT] | 3

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Don't stop now, keep pushing.

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