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Jan 20, 2021 23 min

The Fixed Vs Growth Mindset

from Business Habitat with Sam Dean Hosted by Sam Dean

IDA Episode 57 - Sam dives deep into one of the fundamental missing pieces in efficiency, effectiveness and success and that is the mindset shift from a fixed to a growth mindset. This comes from Carol Dweck's research and hugely popular book 'Mindset'. Sam explains what fixed and growth mindsets are, and then shares a personal story about how this fixed versus growth mindset shift really became obvious to her. Even more than that, Sam explores why this is so crucial to the accounting industry and why it's fundamental to the work BlueprintHQ does with firms. Sam covers the five aspects of each mindset and some examples of how each plays out in our industry. Plus, the stories we tell ourselves about communication and the boundaries we need to have around who we will and won't take feedback from. Finally, Sam shares why the way we approach the success of others from either a growth or fixed mindset impacts our own success. Here at BlueprintHQ, we are here to help. We are super passionate about the accounting industry and supporting you with what you need. Connect with me [email protected] We are offering FREE 15-minute consultation call to help you with this process before the new year. We are offering 15 minute reach out calls to help support you during this time. Go to https://www.blueprinthq.com.au/consultation

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