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Growth Mindset

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Growth Mindset Enhances Autonomy

One of the most important and powerful intrinsic motivators according to Daniel Pink is “autonomy”. Any theory about growth mindset must demonstrate how it develops autonomy. In this messy and complex world, growth mindset emerges as a beacon of hope—a readiness to embrace change, an eagerness to experiment with new approaches, and a boldness to…

Safe to Great book written by Skip Bowman

Ultimate Guide to Growth Mindset

How to develop beyond what you thought was possible by integrating psychological safety and growth mindset into the Safe2Great method. This is a summary blog linking to our vast library of resources on Growth Mindset and Psychological Safety. It includes theory, definitions and practical advice. Why developing a growth mindset is harder and more important…

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We are Operating Beyond our Red Line

What does it mean to be struggling with cognitive and collaborative overload

Why a Growth Mindset is Harder to Develop and More Important Than Ever

Change In an era marked by rapid change and complexity, growth mindset has emerged as a vital tool for navigating the challenges and opportunities of the modern world. Martin Ford aptly states, “The future of work will stretch and ultimately exceed the capabilities of our DNA.” This sentiment echoes the necessity of embracing a growth…

Safe to Great Book - Skib Bowman

The Safe to Great Study: Journey and Insights

Skip's research, prominently featured in his seminal work "Safe to Great," underscores the potency of the growth mindset in driving profound organizational change.

Skip Bowman, keynote speaker on psychological safety and growth mindset

Building a Culture of Exploration for Organizational Growth

The principle of Explore stands as a guiding force, urging teams and leaders to embrace change, convert failures into opportunities, and transform ideas into progress.