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Continuous learning and development help us acquire new skills and refine existing ones.
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Embrace the Culture of Continuous Learning 🤟! Investing time in learning new skills and knowledge makes you adaptable, ensuring long-term relevance and advancement in any professional environment. https://lnkd.in/dmMiFd6F #learnnewskills #training #CultureofContiniousLearning #ProfessionalDevelopment #learning #WisdomiyaInspirationalwords #Wisdomiya #knowledgesharing
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Life is all about continuous learning...
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"Discover the 10 hurdles of mastering learning and development! 🌟 Dive into the top challenges that come with leveling up your skills and knowledge. 💡 #LearningAndDevelopment #Challenges #SkillBuilding"
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“Growth mindset” has become popular in companies but often misunderstood. Carol Dweck’s research highlights that a growth mindset—believing talents can be developed through hard work and learning—leads to higher achievement. However, misconceptions persist. People wrongly think they’ve always had a growth mindset, that it’s just about effort, or that merely promoting it ensures success. True growth mindset organizations support risk-taking, reward learning, and foster collaboration. Leaders must identify and manage fixed-mindset triggers to maintain a growth mindset, fostering environments where employees feel empowered and motivated to grow. #GrowthMindset #Leadership #OrganizationalDevelopment #EmployeeEngagement #Innovation
It’s critical to reward not just effort, but learning and progress too.
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I am a deeply curious human, which has given me many gifts. One is a voracious appetite for learning and growth that has served me well in my career and personal life. Another is that I have a whole lot of information on various topics living rent-free in my head. Cultivating a growth mindset creates a greater sense of empowerment and personal responsibility. This article clarifies this mindset and points out some common misconceptions. #growthmindset #continuousgrowth
It’s critical to reward not just effort, but learning and progress too.
What Having a “Growth Mindset” Actually Means
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Continuous growth and adaptation are key to personal and professional success. So keep updating and upgrading yourself regularly. Life is all about learning, unlearning, and relearning.
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Ready to bust some myths? Our world and the environment we work in is always changing, so continuous learning isn't just an option - it's a necessity! Hear from Alexis, Learning and Organisational Development Partner, on her view of some common ideas that we think need challenging:
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Individuals with a growth mindset believe their talents can be developed through hard work, strategies, and feedback. They tend to achieve more than those with a fixed mindset, who see their talents as innate. Growth mindset companies have more empowered, committed employees and greater support for collaboration and innovation, unlike fixed-mindset companies, which see more cheating and deception. The term “growth mindset” has become a buzzword, often misunderstood. Common misconceptions include: believing one always has a growth mindset, thinking it’s only about praising effort, and assuming good things happen just by adopting the mindset. In reality, everyone has a mix of both mindsets, and outcomes matter alongside effort. True growth mindset companies encourage risk-taking, reward learning, and support collaboration and development for all members. Correcting misconceptions is challenging due to our fixed-mindset triggers and work environments that emphasize competition over growth. Overcoming these barriers is essential for fostering true growth mindset thinking and behavior. Not a new idea, but worth remembering.
It’s critical to reward not just effort, but learning and progress too.
What Having a “Growth Mindset” Actually Means
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