Each day you have a choice. You can choose to be a player or choose to be a victim. A “player” shows up with purpose, with focus and with an intention to succeed. A “victim” does just the opposite.

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. One of my core beliefs in my professional and personal life is that I am and should always be on a path of self-improvement — the work is ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. There are two primary types of mindsets; growth and fixed. Individuals with a fixed mindset have difficulty seeing past their current ...

Thinking about tequila, whiskey or wine can trigger party, masculine or sophisticated mindsets, even without drinking.

One of the most popular pop psychology concepts to take hold in recent years is that of the “growth mindset.” As articulated by Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck (2006), the belief that you can ...

You might have heard of the board-level talk or maybe were even part of it: Top leaders agree that it is time to change the mindset of the organization. If you listen to all the good reasons why, it ...

It’s possible to be both smart and gritty and still fail. The key to success is thinking about your thinking. The study, which was recently published in the Proceedings of the National Academic of ...

Imagine this: You're at the gym trying to hit a new PR on the treadmill. You've been training for several months and you think you're ready. But then you don't hit your goal — what do you do? Get ...

This week, we’re learning to shift our mindset with help from Eduardo Briceño—keynote speaker and expert on growth mindset theory. Listen to hear Eduardo talk about how embracing a growth mindset can ...