A presentation exploring our mindsets, offering my take on the research lead by Carol Dweck and her students, motivated after watching Linda Rising's Agile mindset.

1. mindsets Enrico Teotti

3. Your intelligence is something very basic about
you that you can’t change.
You can learn new things but you can’t really
change how intelligent you are.
No matter how intelligent you are you can
always change it quite a bit.
You can always change how intelligent you are.

4. Your intelligence is something very basic about you that you can’t change.
You can learn new things but you can’t really change how intelligent you are.
No matter how intelligent you are you can always change it quite a bit.
You can always change how intelligent you are.
fixed mindset
growth/effort mindset

5. human qualities carved
in stone

6. human qualities
can be cultivated

7. an experiment

8. what’s your priority?

9. –Carol S. Dweck
“Mindsets are in your mind and you can
change your mind”

10. think about your hero

11. –New York Journal-American columnist Jimmy Cannon
“Clay doesn't fight like the valid heavyweight he
is. He seldom sets and misses a lot. In a way,
Clay is a freak. He is a bantamweight who
weighs more than 200 pounds (91 kg).”
–Los Angeles Times' Jim Murray
“The only thing at which Clay can beat Liston is
reading the dictionary,”

12. “I’m not proud of this lack of work, but at the
time I shared my attitude with most of my fellow
students. We affected an air of complete
boredom and the feeling that nothing was
worth making an effort for”
–“My brief history” Stephen Hawking
“I once calculated that I did about a thousand
hours’ work in the three years I was there
[Oxford], an average of an hour a day,”

13. we constantly switch our mindsets

14. everything that can be changed should be changed?

15. limits

16. stereotypes

17. the power of yet

18. you’re so smart
you’re so talented

19. you worked really hard

20. Linda Rising the Power of an agile mind set https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W47rcJowx7k
If You’re Open to Growth, You Tend to Grow http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/06/business/06unbox.html?_r=0