The phrase "change your mindset" refers to the process of altering your beliefs and attitudes, which can significantly impact your personal growth and success.

It involves replacing dysfunctional beliefs with more productive ones, allowing you to consider new options and perceptives.

A changed mindset acts as a lens through which you view the world, influencing how you tackle challenges and celebrate successes.

Essentially, your mindset shapes how you think, feel, and behave, affecting your overall success or failure in various situations.

Techniques for changing your mindset include reflecting on your values and attitudes, and applying strategies to foster a more positive outlook.

Change Your Mindset, Change Your Results

“Once your mindset changes, everything on the outside will change along with it.” — Steve Maraboli

I know a mindset makes all the difference in the world, because it shapes how you see the world and how you show up in the world.

Your mindset is the lens of how you look at things and the lens of how you perceive things.

I’ve always been a fan of mindsets, even when I didn’t know exactly how to describe them. To me, I could feel the difference whether I was in a victim vs. hero mindset, or when I was operating from a scarcity vs. abundance mindset, or when I was looking at something from a fixed mindset vs. a growth mindset, etc.

But I couldn’t quite explain what a mindset is in a simple enough way, to somebody who didn’t already know what a mindset was. It was like the “I know it when I see it” scenario.

Now, I think I found a good enough way to explain a mindset in a way that’s useful, precise, and actionable. I’ve been testing it, and so far, so good.