If the UK’s public sector is to avoid irreversible decline, we need a radical shift from a ‘do to’ to a ‘do with’ mindset to equip us for the future. Adam Lent explores what 'Doing With' means in ...

In a world grappling with what many now call a “polycrisis”—a convergence of economic instability, geopolitical tension, and ...

Nestlé Lanka’s Schools Art Competition, under the theme of ‘A greener environment through the eyes of children’ successfully concluded. This competition was organized in celebration of World ...

In the culture space, a growth mindset means seeing challenges as fuel for creativity, not roadblocks to it.

Embracing a growth mindset may be challenging, but doing so can help law departments successfully manage the increasing changes in their day-to-day work.

A growth mindset learns from criticism, and a fixed mindset avoids it. A growth mindset gets inspiration and learns from the success of others, while a fixed mindset feels threatened.

And that growth mindset can make all the difference — not just in overcoming challenges, but in seizing opportunities for significant growth.

A growth mindset, on the other hand, invigorates your brain, encouraging the creation of new neural pathways and fostering successful aging.

Do you have the right mindset? This lesson is based off the book Mindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol Dweck. After reading about the fixed vs. growth mindsets and their consequences, I ...

Having a growth mindset offers multiple physical and health benefits, but how can you develop one? Psychology experts share 6 best tips to get growing: ...