If the award-winning 1967 movie The Graduate were remade today, the film’s memorable word would need to switch from "plastics" to "plasticity," to mark the present as well as the future.

Recent studies reveal that success stems more from mindset than innate talent, challenging traditional views about achievement and human potential. Stanford University psychologist Carol Dweck ...

Antonia Bowring ABstrategies LLC, MBA. Top Ranked Executive Coach, Author and Speaker. Purchase her book "Coach Yourself" via her website. The growth mindset, a concept pioneered by Carol Dweck and ...

Our mindset influences how we view the world and perceive our own abilities, and as a result, it can influence our beliefs and behaviors. Dr. Carol Dweck has highlighted the differences between ...

Remember when your teacher claimed you weren’t mathematically inclined, or your coach benched you for being “uncoordinated”? As it turns out, they fundamentally misunderstood human potential—and ...

This column was first published in The Capital-Journal in December 2021. The concept of mindset is endlessly fascinating to me. My introduction to this idea was shaped by my time with Chip Conley’s ...

“The hand you are dealt is just the starting point for development.” —Carol Dweck Why Growth Mindset Matters Only 10 years ago, I stood behind an old brown cash register at a local retail store, ...