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Growth Mindset: Learn from Other Student

For this blog, I went through the Growth Mindset Padlet where student post quotes on it. Quotes that we can use as our motto, each quote was something I never thought about and had insight of the student to their growth in school, work and life in general. There was a few quotes that I like, something new and never thought of before until I read the quote.

On this blog, I will share some quotes that gave me another perspective in school, work and life. I will talk about about how I can use the quote to my own life.

Push Through!

This quote post was from a student and it was about her failing her first semester in college. She couldn't get an A in her work and was saying why should she put any effort in when she know she is going to fail. At the end, she learned her mistake and know how to deal with failure. 

I like this quote because when I do my work school/college, I am scared for getting a bad grade and if I making something or taking risk in like I'm scared that I will failure and be an embarrassment. Keeping this quote in my mind, I am hoping that whatever I am doing I want to keep pushing through and not give up too easily or too early. 

I want to take in new challenges and find more of my creative side.

R.E.A.D - Realise Everyone Acts Different

This means that people aren't going to act the same way as you because they went through a different things than you. Being a better person and get to know more people and understand where they are coming from is better than judging them by the way they act and look without knowing a thing about that person. We often judge people too quickly. This quote is a reminder that we are all human and the same in some way if we listen and getting to know them more.

"Stop being afraid of what could go wrong and Start being excited about what could go right"

This quote made me realised that I should stop thinking about all things that can go wrong and ignore all the negative thoughts I have of failure. I am going to start thinking about all the things that can go great for me.

Even if it might be a failure or an embarrassment, I shouldn't care that people think it's a failure or that they don't like the idea. As long as I am happy and I like the idea than I'm going to be more excited and put in more effort. 

"I am not AFRAID of a CHALLENGE!
I can TRAIN my BRAIN to do it!
I can't do it YET... with EFFORT I can!
My MISTAKES help me GROW!"

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  1. IsabellaOctober 20, 2018 at 4:21 PM

    hey Nhu!,
    I really enjoyed reading through your blog post, 'growth mindset: learn from other student'. I found this post to be really interesting to read and I agree with the quotes that you used. I find them to give me a different perspective on things too! I especially liked your last quote that you chose because I can relate to it. It says, "Stop being afraid of what could go wrong and Start being excited about what could go right". I really like this quote. Anyways Great blog post!

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