” You are worth the quiet moment. You are worth the deeper breath. You are worth the time it takes to slow down, be still, and rest.”

Morgan Harper Nichols

Fixed mindset vs. growth mindset
Before deciding to create goals or make lasting change in our lives it may be a good idea
to examine our mindset. Carol Dweck’s research suggests we can have a fixed or growth
mindset and they affect the way we learn and grow. Fixed views intelligence and ability
as permanent with little room for change backwards or forwards. While growth views
intelligence and ability as expandable with room for improvement or even regression.
Examining our mindset can help us keep and accomplish goals. During past
goals was it easier to achieve them when you had an open and learning mindset? Follow
the link below to take a mindset assessment to help you in learning more about your
own mindset.


Take a mindset assessment


How do I practice a growth mindset?
Good news! You can practice and teach yourself how to be more inclined to have a
growth mindset. While everyone learns different here are just a few ways that may help
you practice a growth mindset. View challenges as opportunities – this allows you to
embrace learning through challenges. Emphasize growth over speed – sometimes
learning will take longer than other times (and that’s ok!). Use the word “yet” – I don’t
understand this subject yet, this helps leave room for growth.
sources: http://bit.ly/3qHvOut | https://bit.ly/3sJDUo8

The Power of Believing That You Can Improve
http://bit.ly/3nZDhD2

Developing a Growth Mindset
https://bit.ly/3p0zFSZ

Occupational Wellness Tips

  • Before beginning the work day write down one or
    two priority items you want to get done that day.
  • Routinely organize and clean your desk area
    (desktop, drawers, and floor space)
  • Be ok with knowing productivity will look different
    as we move through different challenges. You are
    doing your best!
  • Have a playlist you can listen to that helps you zero in and focus.

SELF-CARE IDEAS

  • Play with playdough
  • Journal
  • Talk to a friend
  • Laugh more
  • Read a favorite book
  • Have a hard conversation
  • Learn a new skill
  • Make a vision board
  • Do a daily body scan
  • Stretch
  • List your recent accomplishments
  • Call a relative
  • Watch the sunrise

Self Compassion Exercises
http://bit.ly/2ONH0Ep

Change your mindset, change the game
https://bit.ly/3sHy06L

LOVE CHALLENGES, BE INTRIGUED BY MISTAKES, ENJOY EFFORT AND KEEP ON LEARNING.

Carol Dweck

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