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Psychologist Angela Duckworth stresses the importance of a growth mindset instead of a contrary fixed mindset. A fixed mindset is exactly that—fixed—in that an attitude does not change no matter the circumstance or opportunity. An individual is confined to a predetermined method of thinking, and it doesn’t often lead to optimism or progression. A growth mindset propels somebody into exactly that—growth—and it encourages change for the better.

“If you do what you’ve always done, you’ll get what you’ve always gotten,” says Tony Robbins.

The Rockies’ analytics team has been “gutted” in recent weeks, according to The Athletic. The gutting can lead fans to assume Colorado has some bottom-billed…