Growth Mindset Cats

Growth Mindset Cat
I really enjoy this one, because it just really capitalizes on what growth mindset is all about.

Growth Mindset CAt
This one is such a good visual representation of how much knowledge is out there.  There is this tiny cat and a huge bookshelf, filled with books and more books.  It just shows how much there is to learn.

Growth Mindset Cat
This cat is just so cute.  I love it and I want it.  Its message is also really inspirational because you don't have to learn everything all at once.


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