How to Fulfil Your Academic Potential

Do you believe that you have a certain amount of talent or academic potential, and that you can fulfil this through developing your skills?

Or do you believe that your academic potential is limitless?

In this episode I’m going to share with you a common myth about academic potential, and the dangers in measuring the potential of yourself or others.

I’ll walk you through some examples of students and others who’ve achieved success, despite failures and setbacks, and pinpoint the lessons you can learn.

And I’ll prompt you to take action in a super simple way to start expanding your own limits and ideas of what’s possible so you can fulfil and exceed your academic potential.

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Resources and links:

Carol Dweck’s incredible book – Mindset
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Grab a copy of my book – The Return to Study Handbook.
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