Dr. Grant & Huberman's Growth Mindset Mastery

Dr. Grant & Huberman's Growth Mindset Mastery

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Every day

A routine to help you develop a growth mindset and effectively incorporate feedback into your personal and professional growth. This routine includes practices for seeking advice, taking criticism constructively, and using feedback as a learning opportunity.

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Seeking Advice

Seeking Advice

3:30 PM
10m

Instead of asking for feedback, which often leads to cheerleaders or critics, ask for advice on what you can do better next time. This subtle shift encourages people to provide actionable suggestions for improvement rather than evaluating your past performance.

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Writing Activities
Taking Criticism Constructively

Taking Criticism Constructively

3:45 PM
15m

When receiving criticism or feedback, focus on getting a high "second score" for how well you take the feedback, rather than reacting defensively to the initial score or evaluation. This mindset shift allows you to view criticism as an opportunity for growth.

Writing Activities
Writing Activities
Writing Activities
What You'll Get
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    Growth Mindset
    Develop a growth mindset by viewing criticism as an opportunity for learning and improvement, rather than a personal attack or failure.
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    Self-Awareness
    Increase self-awareness by objectively evaluating your strengths and areas for improvement, and taking responsibility for your growth.
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    Actionable Improvement
    Receive specific, actionable suggestions for improving your skills or performance in the future, rather than general evaluations of the past.
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    Growth Mindset
    Cultivate a growth mindset by actively seeking opportunities to learn and improve, rather than dwelling on past mistakes or successes.
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