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The document discusses how the brain changes and grows in response to learning new things, similar to how muscles grow larger and stronger with exercise. It notes that parts of the brain can get larger when people practice and learn new skills. It then provides tips for developing a growth mindset, such as being optimistic, using positive self-talk, building skills through practice, and seeking help from others. The next section summarizes a story called "The Dot" about a girl who gains confidence in her ability to draw after being encouraged to try. It emphasizes how even small steps can lead to growth.
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This document provides 17 tips for self motivation:
1. Leave your comfort zone to achieve potential
2. Don't be afraid of mistakes as wisdom comes from making them
3. Choose positive thinking over self-limiting thoughts
4. Happiness motivates so choose to be happy
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6. Train yourself to finish tasks before starting new ones
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