Fostering Growth Mindset
Our mindsets are fluid belief systems that exist on a spectrum between fixed and growth. Therefore, cultivating a growth mindset requires strategic effort to identify, challenge, and reframe our reactions that may hinder our growth. One does not attain a growth mindset through 'mental work'; exerting effort without tools and a guiding belief system is more likely to lead to burnout. This course goes beyond "try harder" to provide repeatable frameworks and tools that help individual participants map and shift their own fixed-mindset triggers. Participants will additionally apply the mechanics in fostering a growth mindset in a team or organisation.
Our Philosophy
Invisible Barriers to Growth
Many fixed-mindset responses, such as procrastination, self-doubt, avoiding feedback, and underselling ourselves, are often dismissed as personality traits. Workplace problems like quiet quitting are often symptoms of a fixed mindset, too. When we frequently and unknowingly respond to challenges as perceived threats, we are missing opportunities for growth. Learning to recognise and manage our mindset patterns enhances our ability to navigate change and unlock the potential to lead a fulfilling life.
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Ready to Reboot Your Mindset?
Fostering Growth Mindset gives you the science behind our triggers and a working set of tools to manage them for yourself, and, where relevant, for the team or organisation around you.
Course Modules
Toolkit for Continuous Growth
Introduction
The first module introduces participants to the science and psychology behind how beliefs shape learning, resilience, and performance. Building on Carol Dweck's pioneering research, participant will explore the differences between growth and fixed mindsets, how mindset exists on a spectrum, and when each can be advantageous.
Tools and Framework I
The second and third module explores evidence-based techniques to strengthen neuroplasticity, introduces practices and frameworks including our proprietary H.I.R.E. belief system. Participants will also address common misconceptions about growth mindset and learn to respond constructively to setbacks, obstacles, increased demands, and criticism and thrive in an evolving workplace.
Tools and Framework II
The second and third module explores evidence-based techniques to strengthen neuroplasticity, introduces practices and frameworks including our proprietary H.I.R.E. belief system. Participants will also address common misconceptions about growth mindset and learn to respond constructively to setbacks, obstacles, increased demands, and criticism and thrive in an evolving workplace.
Growth Mindset in Teams & Organisations
This module examines how organisational beliefs, culture, and team dynamics shape collective mindsets. Participants explore how to install the H.I.R.E. belief system, through practical actions and cultivate an environment where trust, continuous learning, and meaningful progress become the foundation for continual organisational growth and high-performing teams.
Practical Learning Strategies
This module introduces evidence-based techniques that enable participants to learn more efficiently. Learning is a critical complementary skill to manage transition from a fixed to a growth mindset. An efficient learner is better equipped to embrace continuous growth in an increasingly complex workplace.
Learning Format
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For Individuals
Individuals may schedule the 1-on-1 learning sessions that suit them and apply the frameworks against their own challenges.
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For corporate teams and groups.
A facilitated workshop designed for collaborative practice and real team outcomes.
What You Can Achieve
Having a growth mindset requires practice. At the end of the course, you will gain greater awareness of your fixed-mindset reactions and a working framework to help you manage and facilitate a shift to a growth mindset.
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Manage Triggers
Recognise and manage fixed-mindset reactions.
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Master Mindshift Tools
Master a repeatable set of tools to enhance neuroplasticity
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Build Growth-Oriented Teams
Foster and facilitate conditions for a growth-oriented team
Expert Findings
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The U.S. Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 spurred Chinese migrants to turn to the restaurant business and introduced a new culinary dishes to the continent.
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In Stanford's Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, students who held a growth mindset were far more likely to score in the top 20% on a nationwide achievement test.
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Perpustakaan Nasional Republik
Mercu Buana University's study on librarians at Indonesia's National Library revealed that fostering individual growth mindset raises collaboration at work. -
Entrepreneurs are successful according to findings from Berkeley's Sutardja Center, not due to funding or connections. It was their specific set of behavioural patterns and growth mindset is chief.
