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Before recovery, while struggling with professional impostor syndrome, #growthmindset seemed like the answer. But it never quite solved my problems. Only recently, I discovered much of the mindset hype was unfounded. Here's some things I've been reading & thinking: #cptsd tinyurl.com/4uw3pbyj

tinyurl.comDebate Arises over Teaching "Growth Mindsets" to Motivate StudentsResearch shows conflicting data on the impact of the intervention, but a major new study confirms it can work

To be fair, Dweck never suggested growth mindset would heal trauma, but damn, our cultural blindness to trauma adds to the vibe that all mental health issues are solved by a simple insight we're all missing. Trauma healing is hard, but cutting through the BS is arguably harder. tinyurl.com/3kxthz5x

sciencefictions.orgHow growth mindset shrankNot long ago, growth mindset was described as life-changing. Now it's just a minor factor that might--or might not--help your kids' education. And that's okay

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For me, trying to forcefully & magically adopt a growth mindset or even embrace positive affirmations gave me *less confidence* I could overcome my problems. (IDK, am I the only one who felt positive affirmations induced skin-crawling cringe?) www.theswaddle.com/psyched-up-g...

theswaddle.comPsyched Up: ‘Growth Mindset’ Is Just a Tech-Bro FadThe relentless pursuit of growth— the unwavering dedication to long-term objectives—may inadvertently cultivate a culture of overwork and set one up for disillusionment.