Have you ever wanted to turn a struggle into a triumph, but not known where to start? Carson Byblow believes that the key to self-improvement lies in understanding and cultivating a "growth" rather than a "fixed" mindset. In this educational Talk, Carson explains why adding "yet" to the end of sentences changed his life. He shares how to tackle tasks that don't come easily, and he shows us that anyone can be a better learner and harness the mindset of a champion.
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