Mindset
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Part 1 – Foundations of Maturity: What It Means to Grow Up
Introduction Maturity is often described as “growing up,” but it is more than chronological age. It reflects the development of emotional regulation, cognitive reasoning, social responsibility, and moral awareness. An immature mindset is marked by impulsivity, self-centredness, and short-term thinking, whereas a mature mindset demonstrates responsibility, empathy, and long-term perspective.…
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Part 9 – The Path of Growth: Moving from Immature to Mature Mindsets
Introduction Maturity is not a fixed state but a lifelong journey. Everyone shows areas of maturity and immaturity depending on their stage of development, experiences, and choices. The transition from immaturity to maturity involves cultivating self-awareness, responsibility, empathy, and purpose. This process is not linear but iterative — setbacks and…