Cultivate the right mindset to maximize your potential
⚡ The Short Version
People hold one of two fundamental beliefs: that abilities are fixed or that they can be developed through effort. Research shows that growth mindset—believing abilities improve with practice—leads to higher achievement and resilience.
You can learn to adopt a growth mindset and make dramatic strides in your playing. Viewing hard work and honest feedback as tools for improvement shifts your entire approach to practice.
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