The phrase "a different mindset than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two different ways of thinking or perspectives.
Example: "To solve this problem effectively, we need to adopt a different mindset than what we have been using."
Alternatives: "a different perspective from" or "a different way of thinking than".
The people who come to Christmas shows have a different mindset than people who want to hear the hits.
Grant development experts such as Knoedler and Larsen say that writing collaborative proposals requires exponentially more time and a different mindset than writing a single-project grant.
Watching video on a laptop, where you are used to controlling the situation and clicking away to other sites incessantly, puts you in a different mindset than watching on TV.
The professional level requires a different mindset than the hobby level.
The countries doing the best by their young people have a different mindset than we do about education.
"When you're designing a shoe, you have a very different mindset than when you're designing a phone," Mr Croyle said, speaking after the launch of the new handsets - neither of which look like a shoe.
It's a very different mindset than a lot of people think about boards".
It's a very different mindset than a lot of people think about boards". Nonetheless, despite an impressive resume of accomplishments throughout his career, Chernin stressed that the biggest thing we can all do to achieve a satisfying career is to find opportunities to build things ground-up surrounded by the people you love.
But it requires a very different mindset than thinking about a shopper journey, as you'll see.
"It requires a little different mindset than when you are actually saying, I will give a little dose today, a little dose tomorrow and I will check it later," Dr. Bova said.
Clinton has a different mindset on these matters than the man she's hoping to succeed.
