People usually describe gritty as the the grittiness of the sand,the roughness and so
on and so forth.but in order to have grittiness you need a growth mindset.Having grittiness
means to me that passion for a long term goal. This question is often asked "How does being
gritty help a person with a growth mindset succeed"? The question can be answered in different
ways but in my opinion yes a person needs grittiness can help a person with a growth mindset
succeed.Having a growth mindset means the core of beliefs and abilities developed through my
dedications and my hard work without either one there would be no grittiness. Feel like once
someone has the hang of something they not have to keep practicing to continue to achieve their
goal.
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The meaning of having a growth mindset can mean many
things such as dedication and hardwork development. When putting both together to succeed can
be amazing because in order have intelligence you have to be hardworking and dedicated.
According to Carol Dweck's essay she stated "yet those people with the growth mindset were not
labeling themselves and throwing up their hands(pg70)" meaning even people who knew they
were intelligent(gritty) weren't using it.The advantages of having a growth mindset is it creates
motivation and not only that you would be very productive when it comes to business,education
and sports it also makes relationships better.The advantages of having grittiness comes with
having success, being able to self regulate yourself.
According to Angela Duckworks and the research on Grit by Emily Handford having
grittiness means "sticking with things over a very long period of time". In other words Handford
is saying the more you try at something to try to achieve it the easier and better you will
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The song had a E sharp in it and I struggled trying to hit the note everytime I
practiced the song. The more I practiced I felt the harder It got I would push myself to the point I
lost my the week before that Sunday.Soon after I sung that Sunday I would still try to hit the note
now it's easy for me to complete that even a little above that note.I learned that it takes practice
to do anything and if you put your mind to it you should achieve it.My example of having
grittiness was a simple as trying to hit a E sharp something so little can take a long time and
practice but after I did I achieved it I still practiced to make it even better.
According to the article mindset by Carol Dweck having a growth mindset mean
"growth mindset is based on better that your basic qualities are things you cultivate through your
efforts"(pg.75).Therefore Dweck's explains that your abilities that you have you still have to
work hard to better them and to keep them no matter how many times you try.One anecdote was
after I learned how to hit a E sharp and if I would stop trying to complete the note it would be
hard for me the nest time I tried to achieve it. Which didn't mean I stop practicing it or trying