The phrase "clear mindset" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
Example: "In order to achieve success, it is important to have a clear mindset and focus on your goals."
I've got a clear mindset and I'm not really looking to take any pressure in".
You play your best when you have that clear mindset," said Blake, who also won his first round match in three sets.
The Tigers approached the game with a clear mindset to retain possession, play it safe and avoid bombing the ball inside 50, which the likes of Brian Lake and Josh Gibson eat for breakfast against disorganised teams.
There has been a clear mindset change over the past three years.
Sit up straight with a clear mindset Don't just jump into your work.
And Cash knew that while he might think something's positively ripe with repeat-play addictiveness, it only takes one opposite perspective to muddy a once-clear mindset.
The research is clear: our mindsets matter.
These definitions make clear that mindsets are habits of thought.
"In order to move Hibernian forward there will need to be a lot of hard work and a clear change in mindset shown collectively by the team," added Fenlon.
In retrospect, this was a very risky decision, but at the time, I knew that as long as we have clear determination and mindset to achieve something, we can achieve anything.
