"rational mindset" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a way of thinking that is rooted in reason and analysis rather than emotion or intuition. For example, "Having a rational mindset allowed her to make well-informed decisions."
But that market collapsed in 1991 -- Daytona Spiders have since been in the $350,000 range -- and a more rational mindset has prevailed.
This fallacy and the noise of the startup ecosystem can cloud a rational mindset.
Even as he begins to lose his teeth, Brundle tries to maintain a rational mindset, treating his unraveling as a science experiment like any other, storing his lost parts ("artifacts of a bygone era...of historical interest only") in the medicine cabinet, which he dubs "the Brundle Museum of Natural History".
S/he will not be in a rational mindset, and his or her judgment may be impaired.[25].
If you have real reasons to be jealous, then it's one thing, but if it's all in your head, then you need to work on having a more rational mindset and a more healthy outlook.
That's what we like to call realistic optimism, which combines the positive mindset of optimists with a more rational outlook of pessimists.
"Organizations, which are theoretically rational, have another mindset.
FAR from deregulating, California's new regime evokes the regulatory mindset of the "rational reformers" of the early 20th century.
Our mindset is progressive and rational?
A proper mindset also means remaining objective, rational and calm when faced with either investment achievement or failure.
In 2009, after 15+ years in the industry working both the client and agency side, Selina founded Rational Interaction, a full-service integrated digital agency with a strategic mindset at its core.
