Growth Mindset - Everything You Need To Know - Part 4

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Peretz Segal’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

welcome all over here and give you a bit of a context to where we're at and what we're doing life presents itself with multiple challenges and I think specifically where where we're at in 2023 there's enormous amounts of just daily day-to-day staff that we deal with in a generation which is in such turbulent change there's almost a wide there's almost a wide Global scare about Mental Health having the ability to be secure productive Serene confident and just basic happiness in the moment are not as accessible perhaps as or cannot cannot be taken for granted mental health is a huge huge huge challenge the the rapid rate of technological change can become rate of technological change can become very overwhelming and there's a lot of I would say currents of discontent socially but also become focal points of our attention apart from environmental considerations and climate change and so there's a sense of a lot of deep insecurities about our place in this world we are we're really trying to get to what are we doing fundamentally in this challenging time that we find ourselves living through one wants to be equipped with a set of skills that that are going to allow us to thrive in the environment which may be threatening to our stability and what I'd like to present to you is two different variations one allowing us a resilience and one allowing us a resilience and adaptability to the situation and the other almost crashing us down into the inevitability of a roller coaster of an emotional life and a little very little stability and the two mindsets are generally called the growth mindset and the fixed mindset the fixed mindset presupposes that when we approach life inevitably we do

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1. 0:00welcome all over here and give you a bit of a context to where we're at…
2. 2:36when we approach life inevitably we do have some level of expectation we have we have…
3. 5:07that moves it from assumption to certainty well if my sense of worth is based on…
4. 8:13so those are two very different ways and ways of being in a world where we…
5. 10:46that's that's a challenge that's a real challenge how do I do that how do I…
6. 13:57foreign I feel connected if I don't have this capacity to simply be in the moment…
7. 16:30fundamental sense of who I am is the Transcendent that which is beyond even the spoken…
8. 19:03I want to regain a connection to my sensual self start breathing start breathing remember that…
9. 22:11and as you say those words maybe they're panicking yourself just takes a bit of a…
10. 24:49spoke to the people in HR and they said to me that I didn't actually addressed…

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