And in the same month, the Labor foreign affairs spokesperson, Penny Wong, told a meeting at the Australian Institute of International Affairs in Canberra that Australia must "understand China, its motives and its mindsets" because "we don't yet know how its pursuit of a more ambitious agenda will play out globally" nor "how China intends to condition its use of power".
Eddie Jones has pledged to hoist English rugby from its comfort zone and transform its mindset after picking seven uncapped players in his 33-man squad for the Six Nations championship.
Whittingdale said more, telling the student Conservatives the BBC's approach to impartiality drove him "insane" – that it had always regarded Eurosceptics (like him) as "faintly mad", and that its mindset favoured public spending over lower taxes.
This plan and its corresponding mindset on change and engagement will allow it to make major changes over the next five years with a sense of shared direction and common purpose.
Twitter's approach may be unique in how it implements some of these health measures, Dorsey said, but its mindset and intent is to give back and to contribute to "something much bigger than us".
Fibria acknowledged that while demand for its traditional paper products would remain strong for years, it was risky to depend on historic patterns of demand and began to shift its mindset about how to use its forest and land assets differently.
(For more on fixed mindset and its antipode, growth mindset, please refer to here).
The more complicated the task you're switching from or to, the greater the time cost, that is, the longer it takes you to shift over to the new task, adopt its mindset, and then get warmed up again once you return to the original task.
More to the point, it evokes another, lost world one defined not so much by its vanished splendours and institutions as by its mindset.
