Development Zone^®

Displaying and embodying the growth mindset are two very different things.

Marlon Stewart (Oregon State Men's Basketball) explains the role of personality in recruiting student-athletes

Carol Dweck speak about the differences in children and adults having a fixed mindset vs. a growth mindset.

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Stevens: "sometimes people get put in a box of what they can’t do instead of focusing on what they can do."

Anne Walker talks about the lessons that only competition can teach young athletes.

Assistant GM Trent Redden highlights the importance of two qualities that coaches should focus on in sports.

Winning is important, but it's more important to help kids learn life lessons because trophies collect dust.

Praising ineffective or absent effort is the same thing as telling kids "I don't expect you to improve."

The Cleveland Guardians Manager of Youth Baseball Development emphasizes the "achievement of process."