Wednesday, 15 January 2025

Fix your mindset

GET YOUR PERSPECTIVE RIGHT

In life, your perspective shapes how you interpret experiences, make decisions, and respond to situations, and adversity. Perspective is the way we view and interpret the world around us. It encompasses beliefs, values, experiences, and emotions that shape our understanding of situations. Cultivating the right perspective is crucial to the progress of our journey, and the path we will thread to our desired destinations.

Having a fixed mindset about issues, and situations limits abilities and intelligence, it does not give one the opportunity to be dynamic with thoughts, decisions, and responses. Individuals with a fixed mindset may shy away from challenges, fear failure, and feel threatened by the success of others. Contrarily, a growth mindset embraces the belief that abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work, and sees possibility where others see impossibility. People with this perspective view challenges as opportunities for growth and learning, fostering resilience and adaptability.

In our relationship with others, misunderstandings can be resolved easily if we see things from a different perspective. When we know the reason someone does something the way they do it, we are likely to respond or react differently to their actions, rather than being offended. Building and maintaining constructive perspectives can significantly influence our personal and professional successes, including our relationship with those around us.

Engaging with different perspectives broadens your understanding and encourages empathy. Listen to other people's experiences and insights to enrich your own viewpoint. Achieving the right perspective does not always mean ignoring challenges or negative emotions. A balanced viewpoint acknowledges both the positive and negative aspects of every situation. The right perspective encourages creative thinking and openness to new solutions, enabling individuals to tackle challenges more effectively. Whatever you do, ensure you get your perspectives right.


To a better you, Kamikun John.

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