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Meanings of mindset in English
Portuguese
mentalidade Set of assumptions, methods, or notations held by one or more people or groups of people.
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Usage of mindset in English
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But elections in Europe changed that mindset, said a New York-based trader.
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It's a mindset that gave us political talking points, not serious solutions.
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Setting new year resolutions plays into that aim for big goals mindset.
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So who better to help us hack a positive mindset this week?
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It keeps us stuck in that 'us versus them' mindset, she said.
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You can reach any height.' And this mindset is our great strength.
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We were looking at what's the right mindset one needs to have.
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I had already seen his vision just in his mindset on set.
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Having a positive mindset helps. Best wishes to Scott in his fight.
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The mindset of a lot of French large caps is actually changing.
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Just for tonight, and maybe moving forward, it can change your mindset.
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But, now, companies are rethinking that mindset according to the NY Times.
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She called the militia dangerous people with a mindset that precludes negotiations.
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Krupp: It's the mindset: Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are willing to take risks.
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That is the mindset of people from the Land Of No Consequences.
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If I say: Why don't you adopt a growth mindset about this?
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