Sentence examples for mindset adopted from inspiring English sources

As approaches to the 2010 campaign go, the AFL-CIO's is, perhaps, the most illustrative of the mindset adopted by the disaffected or "professional left" -- as the White House pejoratively labeled it.

The type of mindset you adopt about stress -- either a "stress helps" mindset or a "stress hurts" mindset -- highly influences psychological, physiological and behavioral outcomes.

After a lifetime under socialism, many lack the mindset to adopt western working practices.

This the best mindset to adopt and hold as you move forward with your career.

In either case, the mindset you adopt when you approach the competitiveness can make all the difference in dealing with it.

One British indie that did make an impression was Jamie Thraves's "Low Down," a finely observed 2001 film about paralyzing quarter-life anxieties that is arguably a precursor to mumblecore, whose scrappy, D.I.Y. mindset Mr. Haigh adopted.

Though a growth mindset should be adopted into the culture from day one and baked into the product, growth hacking is primarily a post product-market fit enterprise.

William Strauss and Neil Howe believe that the millenials are a "hero generation" who will resolve problems by applying the tools and mindset of sharing, adopted from the virtual world.

That is the only sense in which the "future is now", for it forces us to realise that the mindsets we adopt now, the decisions we make today, the choices we make in the very next moment, all impact and influence future outcomes.

Interviewing a statistically significant number of consumers demands time and energy from the field team, and takes focus off solving tough business challenges these markets often present – such as overcoming the high operational costs in infrastructure-poor slums and villages, and getting consumers to change ingrained routines and mindsets to adopt new products.

The mindsets you adopt can have a powerful influence over your judgment, health, and behavior.