Category: Growth Mindset
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42 – The Year of my Profound Transformation
I am sitting alone in my home office, with soft light coming through the window. Everything is calm and still, and I am deep in thought. In front of me stands my compass, a chart called My Life in Weeks. It shows how time has passed in my life. Every…
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Use Wealth Words
To keep the vital flame of a growth mindset burning, I need to use the power of words. Daily. The words we speak carry such influence and have such energy. To be practical, I commit to use more frequently these words listed in “The Wealth Money Can’t Buy” book written…
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A Year of Purpose: Building a New Life
Last year I turned 40, the year I moved with my family from Romania to Sweden. As today I turn another year older, I find myself reflecting on the incredible journey I’ve embarked upon over the past year. The move was more than just a geographical shift; it was a…
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Cultivate a love for learning
Be curious and seek out new knowledge and skills. Never stop feeding your curiosity! Cultivate a lifelong love of learning by actively seeking out new knowledge and skills. Explore different topics, ask questions, and embrace challenges as opportunities to grow. This thirst for knowledge will keep your mind sharp, open…
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Growth mindset through the state of happiness
One of my favorite books is “Solve for Happy” by Mo Gawdat. Mo Gawdat, former Chief Business Officer at Google’s [X] – which is a division that focuses on moonshots🚀 (think 10X not 10%) – uses logic to crack the happiness code. Mo, once unhappy despite his corporate success, tackled…
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Reframe mistakes
View mistakes as stepping stones on the path to improvement.Don’t beat yourself up over mistakes! Instead, see them as stepping stones on the road to getting better. Every mistake holds a valuable lesson. By learning from what went wrong, you can avoid making the same mistake twice and improve your…
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Embrace challenges
See challenges as opportunities to learn and grow.Instead of fearing tough situations, view them as stepping stones! Challenges may seem like roadblocks at first, but they offer valuable chances to learn and improve. Embrace them as opportunities to test your skills, discover new strengths, and grow as a person. This…
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Andrei’s healing
Andrei used to be shy. Kids made fun of him when he was in front of the class, and even teachers weren’t nice, telling him he had “plums in his mouth”. He felt like a nobody. After many years he discovered the source of his trauma and decided things had…
Cristian Bârsan 