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How to develop a flexible mindset
Bring awareness to close-mindedness.
A fixed mindset is narrow and insecure. You might have a fixed mindset if you view challenges negatively, think your abilities are static, and feel threatened by others' successes.
OPTIONS:
- Those with a growth, or flexible, mindset believe they can enhance their skills with hard work and persistence. To become more mentally flexible, spot the times when you are falling prey to a fixed mindset.
- Instead, communicate your opinions with a balanced mindset. A fixed mindset is aware that actions are unpredictable and the decisions you make are preferable to ones that are speculative.
- The world we live in might cast you too closely into a fixed mindset. This is why you must cultivate this mindset : Acknowledge things that give you joy as well as fulfillment in your life.
- In a fixed mindset, you have an opportunity to develop a balance of emotions, not think and feel the same way. You might experience a " pendulum " or a " feeling " where something seems to have status, but that mood quickly shifts right off.
A: Those with a growth, or flexible, mindset believe they can enhance their skills with hard work and persistence. To become more mentally flexible, spot the times when you are falling prey to a fixed mindset.

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How to pass a class without really studying
Sit near the front.
Get to class five minutes early so you can find a seat near the front. Find a seat in one of the first three rows.
OPTIONS:
- This will keep your mind focused on the material and will give you a break as opposed to a sitting in the back for a couple of minutes. Many professors will plan to have students sit in their own seats, so check if there's a group in front of you or beside you.
- If you can't sit near the front, take the next row to the back. Where you sit doesn't matter.
- Prepare your seat by getting in front, and check the hallway for students. Say something like, " sarah, sit near the back of the group, robert " so that other students in the class can approach you.
- By sitting in the front, you will be able to see and hear your teacher better. This way, you can pick up on your teacher's verbal and visual cues that communicate which parts of the lecture material are the most important.
A: By sitting in the front, you will be able to see and hear your teacher better. This way, you can pick up on your teacher's verbal and visual cues that communicate which parts of the lecture material are the most important.

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How to circular breathe
Fill your cheeks with air, and breathe in and out through your nose.
What you're doing is establishing a second source of air that you can use when your lungs run out.
While this may make you look like a chipmunk, the more useful analogy is to think of yourself as a human bagpipe, and your cheeks as the bellows.
OPTIONS:
- Blow out the air you have been holding in your mouth. Close your jaw, but make a tiny opening in your mouth, and use your cheek muscles to push the air out slowly.
- Breathe in and out through your nose as fast as you possibly can. Do not rush, and instead try to breathe steadily and completely into your mouth.
- Inhale one deep breath into one nostril. As you breathe in deeply, lean forward so that your chin can go almost entirely into your nostril.
- However, this approach will not guarantee a clear nose. Take your breath from your diaphragm.
A: Blow out the air you have been holding in your mouth. Close your jaw, but make a tiny opening in your mouth, and use your cheek muscles to push the air out slowly.

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A man is holding a ball. He spins around several times with the ball. he
OPTIONS:
- throws the ball several times.
- pauses to talk to the camera.
- releases the ball and throws it onto the field in front of him.
- continues bouncing the ball around.
A:
releases the ball and throws it onto the field in front of him.