A growth-oriented mindset is revealed when an athlete is convinced that his/her most basic skills can be developed through dedication and hard work, with the knowledge that intelligence and talent are only the starting point. This idea of themselves lays the foundations for researching and appreciating learning and creates a resistance to adversity essential to achieving a great result.
Based on these ideas, one can say that an athlete with a growth-oriented mentality in his/her daily life and in the most stressful events demonstrates these beliefs:
- You grow up, you learn.
- Intelligence and talent are the basic start point of any success story
- Challenges and mistakes are the only opportunity to learn
- Maximum commitment, greater competence
- Time and hard work are the best ways to improve
- Giving up on commitment is the only real kind of failure
- Setbacks are a sign of the need to work harder and more consciously
- Competitors’ success is stimulating and motivating
- Failure is the best learning tool
- Feedback and criticism are essential for progress and development
How often do you think like that?
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