The Magic Mindset: How to Find Your Happy Place

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Versions of Personal Storytelling/Versions of Experience: Genres as Tools for Creating Alternate Realities What I have understood is Preeti Shenoy is a firm believer of the law of attraction and the book 'Secret' as she takes a lot of references from it. (Yet to read secret, not a complete believer of the above ideal, but open minded). She does give a lot of fair and valid points related to having a positive mindset and the ways we can approach different adverse situations in life as well as a lot of do-able tips, which I believe are really effective if one practices it.

This might seem an extravagant observation except that there is precursor hint of this journey earlier in her life: "It turned out working at the school was the best experience I ever had. . . there would be an army of small children that poured in yelling in delight, 'Preeti aunty, Preeti aunty!' I had to hug each one of them before I entered the classroom."A false growth mindset often results from confusing the concept with flexibility or open-mindedness. We are all a mixture of fixed and growth mindsets; we can’t claim to have always had one or the other. Some people have false beliefs that they will not be successful in their lives, or they are unworthy of everything in their life. In this case, it is hard to change your mind from negative to positive, as you have trained your mind to think in that way for a long time. It’s true that at the beginning of training your mind to jump from negative to positive, you will feel that you are lying to yourself. But what you have to do is keep trying. Like you have trained your brain to be negative, you have to train your mind to be positive and behave in the same way. Delaying: When a person notices worrying magical thoughts, they can try waiting before they act on them. During this time, they do not need to try and push the thought away or stop thinking about it. Simply waiting and doing something else can mean the thought vanishes, along with the anxiety. Through out the book, readers can find simple yet stunning and interesting aspects of life. She urges to work on improvisations in every step. I quote "No matter our current fitness level, no matter what we earn right now and no matter how our relationships are at the moment, we can always bring more positivity into these three aspects of our lives and improve them further,"

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First, remember that sometimes “A little is a lot” ( https://wolfweb.unr.edu/~ldyer/classes/396/abelson.pdf): “there are processes by which individually tiny influences cumulate to produce meaningful outcomes”. Mindset interventions, like reading comprehension interventions, might produce meaningful outcomes in the long term.

The reality is that many young people are struggling more than ever with health-related problems, which will ultimately mean they are unable to become the ‘Best Version’ of themselves and miss out on the many opportunities that come their way in life. Personally I have figured out practical action to take concerning obstacles I'm having to face and irritating things that keep me from being at my best. Plus much bigger stuff that could cause one to feel stumped, stopped or slowly or rapidly slipping towards oblivion. It's that easy right? No, It's not! Reading it for the sake of reading or like one sitting read like any other fiction book will be problematic. Read, Think, gather yourself, Try to apply, fail and rise again. Yes, that's it. My favorite is the interesting concept of what one can do if only able to see it clearly in one's mind [individually in what anyone sees in their mind].The message that hard work = success has been around for 100s of years. Did you really not know that effort was strongly correlated with acheivement when you were at school? Does we really need pseudoscience to tell children that being conscientious makes a difference? All of our growth mindset and self-worth building activities and presented in a fun and engaging way that is age appropriate for the kids. Positive mindset is engrained in our values, and it is sprinkled in throughout the day as we as teachers' model what it means to have a high sense of worth. For example, when we hear a student say " I can't go down the slide because I will get hurt", we say "how can I go down the slide, so I feel safe".