Positivity is a choice. YOUR choice.

By pulling more positivity into your life, you’re going to feel better, and even like yourself a whole lot more. You’ll be more productive and experience less stress.

Learning to embrace a growth mindset when you are young is the perfect time to adopt this positive attitude.

Embracing a growth mindset is your next step to expanding your mind and opening up the world of possibilities that lay before you.

Your mindset controls how you view yourself, others, and the world. It manages your ability to grow and change, whether you realize your dreams, and how you control your life and destiny. Your mindset determines whether you develop throughout your life or if you remain fixed in your development and traits. Adopting a growth mindset is one of the most positive things you can do for yourself, but what exactly are the benefits of taking this outlook?

Have you ever noticed that some people seem always to be happy, no matter what is happening in their lives? Or that some people seem to walk around under a cloud of doom and ongoing catastrophe? Henry Ford famously said, “Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--you're right.” And this pretty much sums up how mindset works. Those that believe that will succeed are more likely to, while those that think they will fail are destined to fulfill that prophecy.

In this episode we are going over what a growth mindset really is and what are 5 key ways to develop it.

When you hear the word miracle, chances are you picture the birth of a child, a remarkable survival story from some awful tragedy, or various other remarkable events that make front-page headlines from time to time.

There is no shame in making mistakes. We all do it. It is part of being human and living. So, you can’t expect yourself or anyone else to be perfect. But what is bad is when you make a mistake, and you do not take any of the lessons you could have learned from that experience and apply it to your life now. Not learning from mistakes, making the same errors over and over, and ignoring the opportunity to learn from your missteps are crucial problems for anyone. So, how exactly should you learn from your mistakes?

The importance and role of your mindset, which is a combination of your values, beliefs, and attitude, has been examined by many over the years. In 2006, a researcher named Carol Dweck published a groundbreaking book, Mindset: The New Psychology of Success, which explained how your outlook plays a significant role in your success and happiness. She determined through her research that we all have a mindset that lies somewhere between two attitudes on the learning continuum.

In this episode, we will take some time to briefly discuss ways in which you can look at your mistakes from an unbiased point of view in order to ensure you are not making the same ones on a routine basis.

No matter how good your relationship is, when you combine business with a partner it’s not always easy to maintain momentum.