Mindset of Champions: Learning from Michael Jordan and Beyond

What did Michael Jordan attribute his success to?

• The number of games he won

• Perseverance and learning from failure

• Natural talent

• The height he achieved as an adult

What mindset believes in the ability to improve and learn from challenges?

• Growth mindset

• Flexible mindset

• Fixed mindset

• Static mindset

According to Carol Dweck, what are the two types of mindsets people can have?

• Dynamic and static

• Growth and fixed

• Open and closed

• Positive and negative

What is a key characteristic scouts look for in athletes, beyond skill?

• Popularity

• Physical strength

• Growth mindset

• Previous achievements

Who is another example of a person with a growth mindset, besides Michael Jordan?

• Usain Bolt

• Tom Brady

• Dwayne Johnson

• LeBron James

How did the speaker personally struggle with mindset?

• By avoiding challenges

• Through difficulty in reading and accepting help

• Through mastering new languages easily

• By excelling in sports

How did the speaker's view on reading and learning evolve?

• From mastery to beginner

• From disinterest to passion

• From ease to difficulty

• From frustration to acceptance

What word helped the speaker start transforming their mindset?

• Can

• Will

• Yet

• Now

What advice did the speaker receive from their teacher and counselor?

• To use the word 'yet' to foster a growth mindset

• To try harder without changing strategy

• To give up

• To focus only on their strengths

What does the word 'yet' signify in changing one's mindset?

• Lack of ability

• Finality

• Possibility of improvement

• Immediate understanding