Every ceiling you have hit was installed by a belief you once accepted without question. 'I'm not good with money.' 'I'm not a real businessperson.' These are stories, not facts.
A growth mindset starts by treating your beliefs as hypotheses you can test and replace.
Write the three limiting beliefs you say about yourself most often. Next to each, write one piece of evidence that contradicts it.
Fixed-mindset people avoid failure; growth-mindset people mine it. A failed launch is not who you are — it is data about what to change.
Keep a failure log. For each miss, record the lesson and the next action. Over time the log becomes your most valuable asset.