I was pulled by two opposite mindsets in the beginning.
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I need to be set free from those unhealthy mindsets!
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That is a very, very clear indication of people's mindsets.
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To defuse tensions, a shift in mindsets is in order.
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Changing the law is one thing; changing mindsets quite another.
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Changing mindsets is no easy task, and it won't happen overnight.
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"The biggest challenge we faced was changing their mindsets," Herianto said.
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Positive mindsets about age have very real impacts on the elderly.
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And gun control advocates point to changing mindsets across the country.
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"I think he needs a moat of mightier mindsets around him."
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Mindsets, formed at an early age, can be difficult to alter.
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Related: 10 Secret Mindsets of Multi-MillionairesRead the original article on Entrepreneur.
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How difficult is it to switch mindsets from one project to another?
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People who have "poor" mindsets are taught to be average, Cardone writes.
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Once these mindsets are triggered, people tend to behave exuberantly, Pham said.
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This required entirely new mindsets about strategy, transparency, innovation and organizational structure.
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"Customers' mindsets during the quarter were cautious," said Chief Executive Roger Burnley.
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"The waste crisis changed a lot of people's mindsets towards recycling," she said.
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But the government suffers from insufficient technological knowledge, old mindsets, and outdated tools.
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So what sorts of fixed mindsets does that feedback loop help you break?
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Though the two groups detest each other, they share methods, morals and mindsets.
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Fixing the high-speed internet issue is one problem, changing mindsets quite another.
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These mindsets can radically improve your success and make you a stronger person.
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"We really encourage and welcome unusual backgrounds, histories, mindsets, ideas, people," Bansal said.
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It has to do with the mindsets of our two broad ideological factions.
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But first, of course, a change to the mindsets is what is needed.
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Dweck, a Stanford psychology professor, popularized her research into mindsets with this book.
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The Penningtons cut other expenses, too, because they changed their mindsets about money.
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Though ideological opposites, both Crowder and Killdeer represent outdated mindsets, long left behind.
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Successfully integrating startups with corporations, however, is arduous owing to differing mindsets and vernaculars.
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TK: It's great, because you can see the mindsets of different kinds of people.
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Being made imagined accomplice to various murderous mindsets, images, and occurrences can be uncomfortable.
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It denounces both dogmatic Marxism and consumerist materialism as mindsets empty of spiritual content.
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Be careful of changing mindsets and be ready to make those adjustments when necessary.
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For Turnwald, changing mindsets through new labels is key to more people eating vegetables.
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First of all, he's used to facing people with similar mindsets and training backgrounds.
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People have one of two mindsets: scarcity thinking and world-class thinking, Siebold explains.
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He implied that some people in power are embracing outdated mindsets when crafting policy.
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It's hard to say what the exact difference is between white and black jurors' mindsets.
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Old-school mindsets shifted when, in 1974, Beverly Johnson graced the cover of American Vogue.
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It's hard for women with 10% or 20% of the power to change male mindsets.
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A vibrant ecosystem allows people with similar mindsets to discuss ideas and help each other.
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It is important to understand the very different mindsets of the regulator and the entrepreneur.
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With that we wrap up our introduction to Mathematical Mindsets and our Four Coins challenge.
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But they also shape our financial mindsets and behaviors, which can cause conflict between us.
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You can't always change traditional mindsets, but you can give them a new perspective. 30.
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The distinct mindsets about money, the survey says, likely date back to the millennials' childhoods.
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It isn't aiming to expose silliness in order to shame people into changing their mindsets.
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Discuss the power of mindsets and how they can be learned, practiced, and possibly changed.
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Traditional banks in Peru are also shifting their mindsets and warming up to fintech partnerships.
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Actors with such mindsets believe they must destroy the world in order to save it.
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But Davidson wasn't without solutions as to how to free ourselves from these dystopian mindsets.
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Now I'm emotionally/spiritually blossoming, and hopefully helping change some toxic mindsets courtesy of the patriarchy.
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To build an army, organizations must change their mindsets to align with today's highly influential generation.
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If you want to set yourself up for success, here are four millionaire mindsets to adopt.
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A few common mindsets also bind together those who consider themselves middle class, Northwestern Mutual found.
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Our mindsets were rigid and we held onto emotional money baggage we picked up as kids.
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But until then, she (and others with similarly narrow mindsets) ought to be doing her research.
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"You can't solve problems with existing mindsets, or with one single culture or discipline," she said.
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We get stuck in these mindsets that it's a competition but really it's about appreciating our diversity.
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In the 1960s, psychologist Carol Dweck came up with the idea for two different kinds of mindsets.
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"We are looking to educate people because changing mindsets is going to make the difference," she said.
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Changing mindsets towards work-life balance, especially among millennials, are also probably playing a role, others said.
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Their journeys, mindsets, and suggestions start to bleed into one another, forming a unified theory of success.
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It's fascinating to me to watch people who have such completely different experiences and mindsets from me.
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As designers, we're making websites, apps, things for real human beings who have specific mindsets and goals.
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We have a lot of work to do to shift the mindsets of over 1 billion people.
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Apple evidently doesn't think these two mindsets — community-builder and ritzy tech fashion house — are mutually exclusive.
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These different mindsets are continually in conflict, however, as bilingual brains sort out which language to use.
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Changing mindsets toward work-life balance, especially among millennials, are also probably playing a role, others said.
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Tech's problem is that industry mindsets are still stuck with an out-dated upgrade-or-die mentality.
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And how might we counter these tragic and terrifying conditions without retreating into security or military mindsets?
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Coursework included intelligence theory, terrorism and terrorist mindsets, law, behavioral science, law enforcement communication, and forensic science.
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Silicon Valley, as the capital of "startup world," has an intense concentration of people with similar mindsets.
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And it's really hard to move a conversation forward when you are in one of those mindsets.
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Romero is an expert in "learning mindsets," which refers to the way people approach and think about learning.
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Hopefully, you know, 10 years from now, this is, you know, just the started and the mindsets changed.
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I'll start with the consumer: Our hunch here is that people are in different mindsets at different times.
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The world is pressed together like never before, and perhaps we've globalised quicker than our mindsets could adapt.
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In the meantime, this bargain-hunting tells us three things about the mindsets of techies in Silicon Valley.
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Turnwald's adviser, Alia Crum, an assistant professor of psychology at Stanford, is doing even more research on mindsets.
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So, we decided to put our favorite grocery stores (and our general grocery shopping mindsets) to the test.
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Issues of such complexity are paralyzing, and awareness of them can plunge us into mindsets hinged on impossibility.
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Develops OthersTakes ownership to help develop others' skills, behaviors, and mindsets to help them maximize their workplace contributions.
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The Magdas, which is owned by the Catholic charity Caritas, hopes to contribute to a change in mindsets.
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The good news is that your toxic routines and mindsets can be kicked to the curb, starting today.
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This data can be demographic (age, population), psychographic (mindsets, attitudes), or environmental (time of day, weather, current events).
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These events have helped shape our mindsets and paradigms, and the best investors have applied these lessons well.
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The process starts with giving up the routines and mindsets that are dragging you down in the present.
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Even if it takes more effort, go for it — successful people have larger-than-life goals and mindsets.
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How much of the Taco Bell lessons and mindsets did you bring with you to the new role?
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At times you'll have options based on one of three "mindsets" you can gain: Scholar, Believer, or Altruistic.
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But sex work is not a panacea for the toxic mindsets that cause men to rape and abuse.
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From this, Ervin-Tripp concluded that human thought takes place within language mindsets, and that bilinguals have different mindsets for each language – an extraordinary idea but one that has been borne out in subsequent studies, and many bilinguals say they feel like a different person when they speak their other language.
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"This is the tension, and this is the work," she said about attempting to reprogram existing systems and mindsets.
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But sometimes combining those two mindsets is the only way to figure out what the heck is going on.
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The prime minister, Youssef Chahed, a technocrat, announced his candidacy for president with a promise to "challenge old mindsets".
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Four Team USA athletes spoke with CNBC Make It to share the mindsets they use to achieve their goals.
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It isn't as though students and teachers are simply acknowledging current events and the various mindsets associated with them.
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France is in dire need of modernisation, says Mr Lescure, and for this to happen people's mindsets need to change.
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The bad news is that mindsets have yet to change, from the top of a hidebound industry to the bottom.
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These cases all illustrate relatively common failings in legal systems to protect women and girls as well as patriarchal mindsets.
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There's been so much expansion here in the last five years, and people's mindsets are also expanding here so fast.
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We come to understand that there are specific behaviors and mindsets which anyone can use to reach a desired result.
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Using research in neuroscience and child development, they develop student skills and mindsets that prepare and support how students learn.
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Individual traits ranging from growth mindsets to grit have a legitimate role as we think about pathways out of poverty.
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Food and the ways people twist their mindsets to condone its mutations was the crux of Okja's sadness and conflict.
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Dragging us back are atavistic mindsets like zero-sum thinking, authoritarianism, tribalism, dominance, and vengeance, which operate pretty much by default.
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The process was much easier than our first money talks since we had worked to change our mindsets about money together.
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Instead, he proposes that people motivate themselves by understanding when to switch between two motivational mindsets called "promotion" and "prevention" systems.
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Developing this identity ( "I am rich") might be extremely difficult for individuals who grew up with "scarcity" mindsets in literal poverty.
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Here are five mindsets millionaires have given up that you should consider giving up too if you want to get rich.
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" "Even if we are abusing the Earth, with love and with passion and with changing our mindsets, it can get better.
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Unlike other companies, Google has to keep track of thousands of different mindsets from a wide customer base, the company shared.
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Instead of distributing safety kits, asking women to change what they wear, why not work on changing the mindsets of our people?
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Szychowski realizes the existence of this scarcity mindsets among women in business, and hopes the F Project can help to address it.
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"My goal is to shed light on the unhealthy mindsets we currently have within the fashion and modelling industry today," she said.
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Candidates with 20th century mindsets will do everything possible to shut down companies like Uber, Airbnb, Lyft, Instacart and so many others.
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The chapter text above excerpted from "Mathematical Mindsets: Unleashing Students' Potential through Creative Math, Inspiring Messages and Innovative Teaching," by Jo Boaler.
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For example, venture capitalists, developers and much of Silicon Valley value self-starters and as a result, favor people with promotion mindsets.
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They'll need high-tech tools and STEM skills, but also the low-tech mindsets and emotional intelligence that Rogers worked to impart.
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M: In terms of the mindsets, they've certainly acclimatized to the pain and the suffering, unlike a lot of the North Americans.
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I wish I had [done more], but you know, you can't change people's way of life, culture, mindsets and all that overnight.
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Delumndo emphasized that winning as a Democrat in these parts is still an uphill battle that requires carefully challenging deeply ingrained mindsets.
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Crum's work has shown that mindsets significantly influence both our physical and mental health in areas as diverse as exercise, stress, and diet.
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Things might change, but in recent years both the mandates and the mindsets of today's monetary authorities have not been fit for purpose.
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Carissa Romero, a partner at Paradigm, has a Ph.D. in Psychology from Stanford University and is an expert in fixed and growth mindsets.
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Fundamentalist approaches to evangelicalism have long fostered anti-intellectual, anti-rational, black-and-white, and authoritarian mindsets—the very traits that define Trump.
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We started with one session but quickly saw that learning about the book, and trying it on for size, required two different mindsets.
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Many come from English learner households and lack fluency in their language of instruction, and fall short on literacy, which impacts learning mindsets.
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A recent study, The Anywhere Workers, by AND CO and Remote Year, dove into the details and mindsets of those who work remotely.
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"All of us that are still here from the beginning of this year, our mindsets haven't changed that much," Tolliver told the Sacramento Bee.
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Still, she affirms the power of creative people to change mindsets — as well as the necessity of broad-based collaborative efforts towards that end.
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This approach also helps align the mindsets of the product managers, who want to move fast, and the engineers, who want to build correctly.
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The government also upgraded its view of household spending, exports and business sentiment, saying consumers' mindsets are improving and exports to Asia are recovering.
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He is quick to credit them and his parents and, perhaps most of all, changing mindsets for the role they played in his accomplishment.
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"We have the hope of changing consumer's mindsets and making a difference to both people and the planet by providing stylish clothing without guilt."
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In the book, he presents a number of different mindsets that will change how you think about money and its role in your life.
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Social psychology offers a potential path for changing mindsets: by illuminating advantageous solutions to a problem, the problem itself becomes tangible – in essence, real.
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Feeling or acknowledging momentary discomfort is not a substitute for doing the work of dismantling structures, attitudes, and mindsets that perpetuate racism and inequality.
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They need to shift their mindsets to think of themselves as "node in a network, rather than the top apex of a triangle," McChrystal wrote.
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"We need to shift mindsets so that a request for a stress leave for mental-health is treated like leave for physical health," Klein says.
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As corporate leaders, if we want to "future-proof" our companies and our technologies, we must hire and develop talent with diverse skills and mindsets.
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In the meantime, they'll keep fighting their fight against the country's strict drug policies and homophobic mindsets by dancing in Tbilisi into the early morning.
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It is through painting, animation, and sculpture that artists like Alicia Gibson, Jennifer Levonian, and Bruce M. Sherman interrogate endemic social protocol and cultural mindsets.
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The regime will have to adapt to the change in people's mindsets and somehow maintain its ethos and the system whilst also letting people leave.
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Over the past decade or so, the precipitous expansion of international art fairs has changed the habits and the mindsets of collectors young and old.
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First, several of Pakistan's political parties are supporting radicalization and flirting with jihadi mindsets, including calling for a jihad against the United States in Afghanistan.
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It's creative mindsets that tend to have cocktails there, so you can meet really great people in a different field who maybe have commonalities with.
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But we can improve our powers of concentration by, for example, finding clever ways to eliminate distractions, hacking our workflows, or working on our mindsets.
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What are your shared values and mindsets, what kind of behaviors would you all like to see, and what kind of actions support your purpose?
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If these mindsets aren't embedded in the communities, no one in that community will take the initiative to fix a well when it stops working.
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It won't be a cakewalk, but it is possible to harness a successful and upbeat outlook now with some shifts to your mindsets and habits.
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For companies, changing mindsets and taking on the costs of new products and supply chains remain some of the biggest barriers to adopting circular strategies.
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How do you change mindsets about death in an era when people seem less willing than ever to accept information that challenges their existing worldview?
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In 2014, Malawi launched a mass media campaign on ending child marriages called Lekeni (Stop) aimed at changing mindsets and encouraging girls to stay in school.
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After such a contentious election, it's better to steer clear of the subject as people's mindsets are still struggling to digest the result of the election.
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This movie puts in a lot of misogyny for misogyny's sake; feminist movies are (unsurprisingly) far better at depicting men's violent mindsets realistically, while Titanic hyperbolizes.
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As a country, we must continue to address mindsets, create policies and find solutions to mitigate the impact of sex trafficking, especially in communities of color.
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The digital economy provides huge opportunities to build a niche and excel, but companies must get out of any pre-digital mindsets to recognize those opportunities.
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Executives will need disruptive mindsets, relevant business models and an agile corporate culture to remain among those that make it and grow stronger in this transition.
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On social media, QTPOC are banding together to form mental health groups and community forums in an effort to "decolonize" their mindsets and unlearn internalized racism.
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Use the mindsets, knowledge, wisdom, pains and losses from these seven top entrepreneurs and business leaders to help pave the way for your next big win.
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The greatest threat, after Trump won, was that he would surround himself with people who have essentially conventional mindsets — and would persuade Trump to do the same.
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New startup players are working with the newest technology out there, they are well-funded, appeal to "first India" and are not held back by old mindsets.
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"It's my birthday tomorrow and i wanted to start my new year letting go of mindsets, beliefs and old stories that no longer serve me," she said.
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"There's a 'frozen yogurt' exercise, where there's one 'invite' and four invitees who get asked out to froyo, and each of them have different mindsets," Talukder explained.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Elton John, on a visit to Ukraine to raise awareness about AIDS, said Ireland's vote to liberalize its abortion laws showed how mindsets can change.
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But campaigners believe that more awareness programs are needed to change behavior and mindsets, and they are not convinced that the law alone will solve the problem.
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" As Wikipedia explains, "In his work How Natives Think (1910), Lévy-Bruhl speculated about what he posited as the two basic mindsets of mankind, 'primitive' and 'Western.
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It's one solution to a specific example, but you get the idea: Knowing more about each other's mindsets and situations means less potential for judgment and conflict.
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The current mindsets of major companies like Amazon, Tesla, and Google, alongside a general anti-union mentality in the United States, make organizing seem like an impossibility.
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The top court rebuked the government, describing its views as "disturbing" and urged "the need for change in mindsets to bring about true equality in the army".
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"The most traditional, the most misogynistic mindsets globally — those markets for us are completely wide-open prairies," she said, referring to the decision to launch in India.
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"We have to change mindsets and show women in lucrative, high-value markets, with access to technology, and innovation," said Tacko Ndiaye, the FAO's senior gender officer.
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That said, it's equally plausible that, should certain mindsets, policies, and practices persist, reformers' efforts to change their schools from within will fail, and children will suffer.
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Their union also bridged contrasting social-class and educational backgrounds, the differing sensibilities of rock'n'roll and avant-garde art, and the cultural-aesthetic mindsets of East and West.
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The sun faces off with Uranus, the planet of rebellion, encouraging you to be aware of and dismiss greedy, rigid mindsets that don't acknowledge the idiosyncrasies of life.
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We want to gather the data and find out the root causes whether it's crumbling infrastructure, education curricula, lack of resources, mindsets and traditions, awareness and so on.
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Rent the Runway COO Maureen Sullivan is optimistic the partnership with West Elm will blossom and eventually evolve into other areas as consumers' mindsets shift with the times.
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Stone, who wrote the book "The Anatomy of Evil," which explores the motivations and mindsets of the world's most prominent killers, said there's a "fascination" with such people.
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That makes sense to Mary Murphy, a professor of psychological and brain sciences at Indiana University and Dweck's co-author on the paper about growth mindsets within organizations.
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But if you believe that the moon has astrological power, then it can have an effect on our moods, our mindsets, and the types of activities we're drawn to.
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Like individuals, organizations and even entire fields have mindsets, and those with a growth mindset set loftier goals, take smarter risks and remain resilient in the face of setbacks.
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"Markets are volatile but mindsets are also volatile," he said, adding that "time is important" for markets to rebalance, although he forecast "very strong demand" in the near future.
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With the impact of social media, better personal care education and the desire to look better, younger and more attractive for longer, I see a shift in men's mindsets.
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I bring up Rye because the author suggests that he can only be friends with white people who are essentially like-minded in social and political actions and mindsets.
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A timeless classic in the world of personal finance, Hill's bestseller explores building wealth from a psychological perspective, looking at how certain mindsets prevent people from growing their riches.
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And when we realize how these incidents and mindsets are connected, we can begin to address the habits of violence and hate that we, unconsciously or consciously, perpetuate, too.
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"In order to maintain these cost reductions, both suppliers and operators are required to shift their mindsets in order to prioritize collaboration over doing things their own way," Evans said.
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In a bid to empower women and girls and slowly change mindsets, Uzochukwu and her team of 15 staffers travel to more rural areas around Abuja to talk with women.
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Whether you're trying to make a life-changing purchase like a home, saving for retirement or just have some cash to spare on investing, those goals all require different mindsets.
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Balachandran Ramiah, a second petitioner, also said there was "a long road ahead when it comes to changing societal mindsets", and stressed the importance of employers ending discrimination in workplaces.
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The forms of attraction seen on Tumblr's kink communities allow for disgust, pain, and absurdity to be sources of arousal in ways that dominant, heteronormative mindsets about sexuality do not.
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Romero has a Ph.D. in Psychology from Stanford University and is an expert in "learning mindsets" – the beliefs that lead people to engage with their work and persist through challenges.
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Beyond that, we encourage our trainees and members to shift their mindsets, from a frame of certainty to curiosity — to recognize that their experience is not the only possible experience.
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Costco historically has handled out-of-stocks well, Parikh added, which bodes well for the company in consumers' mindsets, when they are thinking of where to shop in a pinch.
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Another challenge in designing and developing such a city is changing the mindsets of officials used to traditional planning approaches, who may be wary of going green, urban experts say.
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The future of work will be won by those employers who are helping employees shift their mindsets — proving through learning and training and recruiting for new skills that their employees matter.
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The U.S.-based microblogging site announced the ban two weeks ago, saying it had a responsibility to consider the impact of such content "across different age groups, demographics, cultures, and mindsets".
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But Bay's films have always had a strong contempt for entrenched authority, while fetishizing the bodies, weapons, and mindsets of the feet-on-the-ground soldiers who get the job done.
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That means the federal government must incentivize and set policies that encourage and curate the inventive mindsets necessary to solve big problems, while continuing prize challenges and various programmatic funding opportunities.
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In the grand scheme of things, even the best attitude, the most resilient state of mind, the mindsets most oriented toward growth, are a drop in the bucket against structural barriers.
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Ghost Against Ghost frontman and producer Christopher Bono combines these musical mindsets on Checkpoint Charlie, an EP on which he also adds tasteful doses of drone, psychedelia and post-rock textures.
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CHANGING MINDSETS Economists believe it will take more meaningful structural changes to Japan's economy to revive stagnant prices, which will in turn help businesses deal with sticky overheads and restore profits.
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While people are a mix of both fixed and growth mindsets, it's crucial to understand what triggers a fixed mindset or the belief that one's talents and abilities are inherent, she said.
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But Cecil S. Chaudhry, minority rights worker and executive director of the Pakistan Catholic-affiliated National Commission for Justice and Peace, says the military crackdown is irrelevant if mindsets do not change.
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I see a lot of people who want to combat those awful mindsets, who know how to talk about and approach them... That makes me feel really good about it, I guess.
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Sticking loyally to Mr Macron's script, Mr Le Maire eschews the word "reform" in favour of the more epic term "transformation": of mindsets, of economic culture, of the French social model altogether.
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It means removing toxic people and toxic mindsets from your life so that you can make room for relationships and ideas that are conducive to your happiness and ever evolving personal expansion.
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The BOJ's "quantitative and qualitative easing" (QQE) has been a signature policy of Governor Haruhiko Kuroda since 13 that aimed to shock the economy out of stagnation and change households' deflationary mindsets.
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He fears that the rise in more conservative mentalities will further increase homophobic mindsets, giving them a louder voice, pushing LGBT people underground and away from HIV services -- both treatment and prevention.
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The tight cohesion one might expect of a group exhibition gives way to a series of works that require completely different mindsets to approach, almost acting as their own individual micro-exhibitions.
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"Universities are a place to change the mindset of the younger generations and I believe that mindsets can't be changed unless we have a material reality to invoke the change," her manifesto chides.
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On the flip side, traditional and regional newspapers have massive and engaged audiences and a steady income from sales and advertising, but are held back from modernizing by legacy technology and outdated mindsets.
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That's probably been the biggest change, really grounding our culture in this concept of a growth mindset — confronting and acknowledging that we all have fixed mindsets but trying to be cognizant of that.
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That way we can save a lot of time and money upfront by giving those security skills to the right people working in tech or getting into tech but bringing the right mindsets.
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I was raised in white, middle class bullshit, and so, it's taken effort to break out of that and the narrow mindsets that my father put in me when I was a kid.
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"[Kate and Nick] stopped talking for a little bit just because they were sort of in different mindsets, but that happened for only a few weeks," a source previously told PEOPLE of the pair.
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"It's to advocate both to lower barriers and change mindsets so that employers will hire people with differing abilities, but also to allow them to retain their earnings and to work more," Mark explains.
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" Bannon is not afraid to use words like 'nationalism' and 'culture' "Nationalism, and especially "white nationalism," are terms fraught with historical tensions and can elicit fear from minorities affected by racist or prejudiced mindsets.
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"[Kate and Nick] stopped talking for a little bit just because they were sort of in different mindsets, but that happened for only a few weeks," a source told PEOPLE about the duo reconnecting.
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Kennedy's discussions with Hughes in the early phases of design focused on the leadership traits, which they've called "mindsets," that the game uses instead of the standard slate of strength, charisma, and dexterity stats.
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With new technologies, such as artificial intelligence and better data analytics, coupled with changing consumer mindsets, such as the growth of mobile smartphones and millennials hating traditional banks, these industries are ripe for disruption.
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The school is back for more is that Hershenson and Nozad have "one of the most partnership-focused mindsets I've seen," says Joanna Rupp, managing director of the University's $1.1 billion private equity portfolio.
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Research shows that workplace culture can affect employees' willingness to take risks and can foster a more collaborative environment — a vibrant ecosystem allows people with similar mindsets to discuss ideas and help each other.
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"We were very surprised at this difference," said Levy, who believes that people with positive mindsets were able to live longer because positive attitudes can influence psychological, behavioral and physiological mechanisms in the body.
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The joy of emo really, for those who relate to it, is being able to see and hear mindsets and feelings and experiences that aren't commonly reflected or talked about in general pop culture.
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Obviously there is no one surefire way to beat the markets every single time, but learning different strategies and mindsets regarding trading can only help to expand the way you think about your investments.
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"Culture is the mindsets and beliefs, not as hard as the observable data, but really important in the same context," said Filabi, who outlined three high-level categories of how individuals view their company cultures.
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We assert that shifting people's mindsets about emotions, teaching the skills of emotional intelligence to all stakeholders, and addressing the climate and culture of the organization with a particular focus on emotional safety, is key.
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"I saw the billboard as an opportunity for the people of Amarillo to present a different message and to give a chance for Amarillo to welcome people of different ideologies and different mindsets," Leal said.
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The technology and algorithms are already in place to do this; it's a matter of understanding the nuances of how people want to receive content — and a matter of publishers shifting away from old mindsets.
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While Jyoti recognizes that changing prejudiced mindsets will take a long time, he emphasized that changing the law was a vital first step in building a new society where LGBT people are protected and respected.
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Celebrated every March 21 since 2012, it's a chance for us to come together on a global scale to celebrate people with Down syndrome -- and, more importantly, to begin to change mindsets and encourage acceptance.
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To assist optimization in these exercises, performance coaches help the athlete use brainstorming to generate optimum thoughts and emotional intensity, and performance coaches model and encourage athletes to practice the respective mindsets in simulated scenarios.
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Save the Children's, "Choices, Voices, Promises" program engages male family members to challenge and change their attitudes towards women and girls — because we must involve men and boys to truly transform harmful mindsets and practices.
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The internet has allowed the ideas and mindsets that spurred online movements like Gamergate in 2014 and online-turned-irl movements like 2017's "Unite the Right" to spread to and mutate with unprecedented speed.
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Regular discussions of climate change, more so than one-off extreme weather events like Harvey, tend to have more influence on people's mindsets hardwired to think a certain way, according to George Mason professor Ed Maibach.
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An escalating trade fight between the United States with its major partners, including China, the European Union and Canada, has continued to dominate investors' mindsets, said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at online forex broker Oanda.
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"NWLA also hopes to shift the mindsets in our legal infrastructure - that the key institutions involved in handling sexual violence cases take them seriously, and that they are handled with due efficiency and sensitivity," Herunga said.
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While that has helped push touchscreen laptops, it has not created what Intel and Microsoft had hoped: Serious change of laptop users' mindsets and starting a major upgrade cycle that would drive laptop and PC sales.
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And because of Sagittarius' status as a mutable sign (one that falls at the end of a season and is adaptable to change), "our mindsets will be more open to new ideas and situations," Hale says.
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On Wednesday, Japan's government joined the central bank in upgrading its overall assessment of the economy, enhancing its view on household spending, exports and business sentiment, saying consumers' mindsets are improving and exports to Asia are recovering.
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This is a series that needs drama, and sometimes serious accidents, to drive its heart forward; and those accidents need to be pivotal, they need to move characters into new mindsets and change them in substantial ways.
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"It is my hope that being on this shortlist will help change people's attitudes and mindsets about sex workers and their children, and what they can and cannot do," Chaurasiya said in remarks on the Foundation website.
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Those who described better weather also self-reported themselves as being in better moods—and the people who had the most positive mindsets were the ones who gave more positive "word of mouth" reviews of their meals.
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Since the current food system was designed decades ago, a lasting transformation may require not just innovative new technologies and business models, but fundamental shifts in mindsets and ways of working to make it more fit for purpose.
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Bestselling authors Burton G. Malkiel of "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" and Ellis of "Winning the Loser's Game" joined forces to write "The Elements of Investing," which breaks down the skills and mindsets needed to invest wisely.
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All of the War Birds creators decided to use the medium of tabletop roleplaying because out of any way to tell a story—movies, books, video games—roleplaying games can teleport players into the mindsets of the characters.
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The outstanding strength of both Arquetopia's mission and their new gallery is the multi-temporality that links generations of artists across a wide swath of time and space, seeking to challenge the status quo of established center-margin mindsets.
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" He added: "We remind clients about euphoric mindsets and how sentiment can drive valuation ... Additionally, we judge that earnings matter most, and it is hard to imagine that all of the coronavirus effects are built in at this juncture.
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We would argue that neoliberalism is a version of capitalism, it is not capitalism itself, and that we can get to a better version of capitalism if we change some of these underlying beliefs and mindsets about the economy.
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Puri, who has also acted in several films examining religious extremism like "The Reluctant Fundamentalist", said he hoped playing such roles would help in changing the mindsets of people who are being drawn to terrorism especially in today's world.
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They're shaggy-haired brunettes captured in monochrome, physical reminders of their similar mindsets—a fact that's made humorously literal as they mouth the words only to each other's lyrics, as if they're just two halves of the same brain.
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Professionals who adopt the growth mindset put in extra time and effort to understand why they failed, and rebound from setbacks quickly, while those with fixed mindsets believe their successes and failures are inextricably tied to their personal identities.
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Breakthrough technological advances, cost pressures, globalization, changing mindsets, 24/7 business cycles, and instant communication all continued to fuel the emergence of freelance marketplaces—Upwork (formerly Elance and Odesk before their merger) and Freelancer being the two largest ones.
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Human rights watchers say that determining "genocidal intent" is perhaps the most difficult criteria to meet: In essence, it's the task of assessing the mindsets of perpetrators to determine if ethnicity, race, religion or another attribute had motivated them.
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Caroline: What made me love The Americans in the first place was the fact that it's far more preoccupied with making us understand the mindsets of the Soviet Union than doing the same for the American side of things.
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Below, CNBC Make It rounded up three money-related reads that come highly recommended from self-made millionaires, early retirees and super savers because these books were able to help reshape their mindsets about how to spend and how to save.
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"They stopped talking for a little bit just because they were sort of in different mindsets, but that happened for only a few weeks," a source tells PEOPLE, adding it was during that period that Jonas started hanging out with Collins.
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If marketers do not change their mindsets, they will continue to treat "content" as the "widgets" of business school and spam the Internet with crap as they try to publish more and more "content" at a cheaper and cheaper cost.
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"We need to get at that culture and demand that the leaders of the services change that thinking and be vocal about changing those mindsets within their ranks," said Jensen, now the CEO of the nongovernmental organization Protect our Defenders.
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"Many people still link the idea of honor with female circumcision, so it is not about stiffening the law as much as addressing people's mindsets," said Reda al-Danbouki of the Egyptian group Women's Centre for Guidance and Legal Awareness.
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The world of Trackless boils over with other people who share their singular mindsets with the player, and it is through those characters that the player comes to evaluate whether being a seeker is all that worthwhile in the end.
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When I heard the girls talk about different cultures I knew how much travel has been important in my life to forming different opinions… We talk about open mindsets but they are doing the same thing day in and day out.
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Best-selling authors Burton G. Malkiel of "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" and Charles D. Ellis of "Winning the Loser's Game" joined forces to write "The Elements of Investing," which breaks down the skills and mindsets needed to invest wisely.
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"I have tried building a business on my own as well as building one with individuals that mirror my skill and mindsets and both are are possible but uphill battles," says Tyler McConville, CEO of NAV43, a search marketing agency.
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"The Big Fat Truth focuses on revitalizing our participants' diets and mindsets, and within the first 10 days alone not only did we see considerable weight loss, but also significant decreases in insulin levels and bad cholesterol, among other positive changes," Roth says.
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American employees apply to the French Tech Visa, work for French startups for a while and then come back to the U.S. It moves the needle when it comes to changing mindsets in the U.S. The French tech ecosystem also needs time.
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A fusty old building filled with people who have antiquated mindsets, whose scaremongering viewpoints and opinions you can scarcely believe still exist inside people's heads in the 21st century, let alone in the heads of those who have the power to change things.
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" Both cases were dismissed, with the Islamabad judge saying International Women's Day should be taken as "an opportunity for society to stand up and show outrage against the inhuman traditions and mindsets which are in flagrant violation of the injunctions of Islam.
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Rappers are definitely my favorite people to mimic because when they create their music, they're creating from like a place of passion—I think every musicians does—but I think I'm really interested in the mindsets of rappers and how they express themselves.
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"Remember, everyone approaches their money differently, and you can learn a lot from each other when it comes to money management, " she said, adding that it is important to understand each other's mindsets when it comes to both short and long-term financial goals.
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When we choose to spend moments in the coffee shop, on our commutes, the grocery store, or on the street just waiting for something more important to happen, we are giving up opportunities for different perspectives, realities, and mindsets that could help us in life.
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Financial therapy isn&apost about numbers — it&aposs about thoughtsFinancial therapy is typically an informal conversation clients have with their financial advisers or financial therapists about habits and mindsets that might be interfering with their financial goals or causing conflict or unhappiness in their lives.
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"I think the most important thing we did was remind ourselves that the people attacking us with homophobic mindsets are from places or communities that are more conservative than the people we've chosen to surround ourselves with," they said of harassment they have experienced.
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Importantly, Tesla has created a compelling BEV unlike any other offered on the market: the Model S, X, and 3 all have wide consumer appeal and excellent performance; arguably, Tesla is changing the mindsets of consumers in terms of what an EV can be.
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They not only shape the identity of you and your Convoy, but also give and take resources much more drastically than combat, and they're the only source of "mindsets," a resource meant to differentiate the values you and your convoy espouse on your journey.
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With a mix of ferocious draftsmanship, deeply probing investigations into human mindsets and behavior, and keen observations about the forces that shape and control the world today, Cahn's art does not shout or polemicize as much as it seduces with the potency of its unusually expressed humanism.
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They are different people with different mindsets, which in Smith's case—even before his full-bore meltdown in Detroit—led to occasional lollygagging on defense, or doing silly things like this: These are small differences, all told, although they add up to two very different careers.
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"Not all kids who take our class become entrepreneurs, but what we try to instill in them are the values and mindsets of entrepreneurs — it's just as important to learn the concepts of how to launch a business, but also how to launch a life," says Brown.
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With many now coming to accept an INL mantra: "If targeted you will be compromised," the adoption and adherence to CCE methods and mindsets will: Initial outcomes from pilot engagements confirm that these organizations soon find themselves, from a strategic cyber risk perspective, on demonstrably firmer ground.
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Looking back, it might have secretly been a horrific Pavlovian conditioning experiment examining the influence of electronic stimulation and positive reinforcement on the mindsets of modern youth, but most likely it was a celebration of Super Mario 64, one of the most revolutionary games of all time.
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"The appointment of Anne is timely because this year, U.N. Women is driving hard to foster more positive mindsets and practical arrangements around workplaces that build and support equality for women," Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, executive director of U.N. Women, said in a statement provided to Refinery29.
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It would help, even if "the mindsets just alter slightly, for example, women have courage and are not embarrassed to tell their families that we have limited budget, so maybe we don't have to spend so much on milk, but I need sanitary pads instead," Khanna said.
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Duffy is an assistant professor researching social media, gender, creative labor, and tech at Cornell University, and her book looks deeply into the lives and mindsets of fashion and beauty vloggers and bloggers in particular for a breakdown of why feminized online labor is often sidelined or diminished.
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But then, after I made it and had a few days to consider it, I realized that maybe I could document something that had really been bothering me in the gaming community: the hateful attitudes and mindsets that a lot of gamers wore as a badge of pride.
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Its process for reaching out to and managing the public and non-Communist groups and forces—referred to as the "united front"—is carried out by relatively low-level officials, who lack the skills to cultivate Hong Kongers with global-liberal mindsets, whether that means professionals or the young.
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While it can feel like chronicling frivolous political theater at times — clocking who nodded off after lunch, chugged their glass of milk, or snuck in an Apple watch — senators' behavior can also shed valuable insight on the moods and mindsets of the 22016 people who control the president's fate.
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It's not too late Despite the ominous picture "it is not too late to make a difference, but only if we start now at every level from local to global," said Watson, adding that this would require an overhaul of economic systems and a shift in political and social mindsets.
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I could go on and on about misguided resume designs and why people should stop wasting their time freaking out over cover letters, but the above points are the most important in terms of mindsets about the job-getting process and ecosystem that will really misdirect job-seekers' actions and strategies.
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Eventually, I was introduced to a completely different environment, surrounded by different people with different cultures, values, and mindsets, which made me realize there is no reason I should be ashamed of being who I want to be, but that's what happens when you've been living in a highly judgmental bubble of society.
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Mindsets that encourage us to obsess over calories, limit food intake, and practice daily weigh-ins during the holidays to avoid gaining weight are unsurprisingly similar to the diet mentality that causes our internal hunger and fullness cues to get out of whack — and can lead to binging and low self-esteem.
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"We have moved forward on changing approaches, on responding to past wrongs, and working with survivors of sexual assault and abuse to try and make sure that we end this process, that we change our mindsets in the workplace," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters while in Victoria, British Columbia, on Thursday.
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Inspired in part by the ways some international aid organizations have been using virtual reality to create empathy for Syrian war refugees, Axon offers VR headsets that immerse officers in situations that present three different mindsets: someone suicidal, someone with autism and extra sensitivity to lights and noise, and someone with schizophrenia.
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ADL polls over the last 21625 years have consistently shown between 2900 and 220006 percent of citizens have extreme anti-Semitic mindsets, prompting the group to conclude that the increase in anti-Semitic attacks is caused by a growing willingness to act on these beliefs instead of a rise in people who hold these beliefs.
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As authorities investigate how yet another school shooting could have taken place in an upscale community known for being one of the safest in South Florida, the flurry of text messages sent by students provides a glimpse into their mindsets as they wondered what no child or teen should ever have to think about: Were they about to die?
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" Nakao: "When he did the first street retreat on his birthday on the steps of the US Capitol in the freezing snow, he saw that the people who were with him had been shaken out of their usual mindsets and that this was, in many ways, more powerful than all the hours they had sat in meditation halls.
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For Green Room, he worked with director of photography Sean Porter (Kumiko: The Treasure Hunter) to create an authentically grungy look for the film's main setting — a punk-rock venue run by skinheads — and to develop a visual language to reflect the mindsets of its two main groups of characters: the punk rockers stuck inside the venue, and the skinheads trying to wipe them out.
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So our thinking currently is – and this gets into our strategy shift – focus less on things that are easy to measure, like service delivery and financial inclusion and how many people are reached, and focus much more on upstream structural power, rules of the game, mindsets and beliefs about the underlying systems, which we think actually are at the root cause of a lot of the distress and income inequality we see in the world today.
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In other words, look at the day in, day out reality of your situation — the nitty-gritty details that get you from point A to B. When we&aposre trying to set money goals or change our habits, mindsets, or behaviors about our finances, instead of getting too caught up in "vision," we can get grounded instead by looking at what we&aposve already done to reach our goals and what we&aposre doing in the present.
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But the information available suggests that the people behind the group do embrace an important idea that's not particularly well-understood: that racism causes harm in ways that are much bigger than individual mindsets (think: the residential segregation and economic and educational inequality that are the legacies of slavery and Jim Crow; unequal treatment by teachers, medical professionals, police officers, judges, and juries; the way stereotypes are reinforced by media, etc.) but that individual attitudes, bias, and beliefs do work to keep these larger forces going.
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That boy eleven / You feel threatened / Well here's the lessonImagine if these educators packed a deadly weaponIn the class teaching math / Out of fear, they reactThat's bullets to his chest / In his chair fallin' backYou might laugh, like you stretchin' / But the facts is depressin'Can't relax, feel the stress when / These mindsets we acceptin'A teacher's fear / The same that causes cops to shootAnd it's the teachers here / That has full access to the youthFull access to the youth...Don't shoot Again, nobody reasonable could accuse no-excuses schools of intentional racism.
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