Mindset
by Carol S. Dweck
A mark of greatness is the understanding that success itself isn’t the endgame. Greatness is being willing to change your definition of success as you pursue your Meaningful Mission. Greatness is discovering your unique gifts and talents to pursue your Meaningful Mission and make the maximum positive impact on the people around you.
A mark of greatness is the understanding that success itself isn’t the endgame. Greatness is being willing to change your definition of success as you pursue your Meaningful Mission.
Greatness is discovering your unique gifts and talents to pursue your Meaningful Mission and make the maximum positive impact on the people around you.
One key reason people do not pursue greatness is that they quickly encounter the Enemy of Greatness: the lack of a clear Meaningful Mission.
Not having direction or purpose creates a vacuum in your soul, a vacuum that fears, sadness, and mental health challenges rush to fill.
Grasp your mission securely but hold the mechanism loosely. Don’t let the how stop you from focusing on and pursuing your why.
"A mark of greatness is the understanding that success itself isn’t the endgame. Greatness is being willing to change your definition of success as you pursue your Meaningful Mission."
"Greatness is discovering your unique gifts and talents to pursue your Meaningful Mission and make the maximum positive impact on the people around you."
"One key reason people do not pursue greatness is that they quickly encounter the Enemy of Greatness: the lack of a clear Meaningful Mission."
"Not having direction or purpose creates a vacuum in your soul, a vacuum that fears, sadness, and mental health challenges rush to fill."
"Grasp your mission securely but hold the mechanism loosely. Don’t let the how stop you from focusing on and pursuing your why."
"You’ll need to become comfortable with trying, failing, and learning, knowing that failure is the only path to success."
"One reason many people struggle is that they feel their identity is tied to the results they achieve."
- →One key reason people do not pursue greatness is that they quickly encounter the Enemy of Greatness: the lack of a clear Meaningful Mission.
- →Grasp your mission securely but hold the mechanism loosely. Don’t let the how stop you from focusing on and pursuing your why.
- →So many great people live lives absent of greatness because they live by default and not by design.
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