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A growth mindset encourages resilience and persistence. Failure becomes feedback.

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The term (popularized by psychologist Carol Dweck) describes believing abilities can improve through effort, strategy, and feedback. People with this mindset tend to treat setbacks as information, not identity, which supports persistence over time.

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