Have you ever heard the story of a hare and a tortoise? One day a hare and a tortoise decided to race. As expected, the hare was much ahead of the tortoise. As he couldn’t see tortoise anywhere near to him, he thought of taking a lunch break followed by a quick nap being overconfident about his speed and misconstruing the competitor’s strength. When he woke up, the sun was setting, and he ran as fast as he could. However, as he reached the crossing line, he saw the tortoise had already finished the race.
The crux of this story is – the hare had a fixed mindset while the tortoise had a growth mindset. The hare lost the race by overestimating his talent, and the tortoise won by being persistent with the zeal to make his triumph possible. Upgrade to Premium Plan to unlock this content!This content is locked
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