Our mindsets are “habitual patterns of thinking” that
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Frame the way we see the world
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Program what we believe our limitations and
possibilities are
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Define the parameters of our actions and
interactions
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Affect our outcomes/results Adapted
from: Marilee Goldberg (2002)
Our mindsets are like lenses through which we view the
world. For most of the time we are not even aware of our mindset. We can,
however, become aware of the mindset we’re operating with. We are then able to
decide whether that mindset actually serves us and our goals – or whether another
mindset might serve us better. As coaches we are more effective when we shift
from the mindset captured on the left to the mindset captured on the right.
From
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Towards
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Focus On Deficits
& Deficiencies
What Needs To Be Fixed
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Focus
on Strengths
Capabilities and
Possibilities
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Concerned with Judging
& Evaluating
Current Performance
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Concerned with Developing
and
Growing Capability for
Current
and Future Performance
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Caring Only About
Results
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Caring About Results
and
Caring About People
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‘Know It All’
Closed Thinking
Judger Orientation
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Curious, Open
Inquiring
Learner Orientation
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