Summary Of Carol Dweck's Mindset

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Many people believe that a growth mindset helps you be more successful other than a fixed mindset. However, in her book Mindset, Carol Dweck explains, that if you fail at something but you want to do better and you keep practicing and trying and develop that skill you will be successful . in the book Dweck gives an example of Michael jordan and how he got cut off a varsity team .Micheal practice everyday working hard on his shots , eventually got put back on the team and became the biggest basketball player there is . Dweck states, “He constantly worked on his weaknesses- his defensive game and his ball handling and shooting.” He also states ,”Former Bulls assistant coach John Bach called him “a genius who constantly wants to upgrade his

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