Changing your mindset involves shifting negative thought patterns to positive, growth-oriented beliefs by practicing self-awareness, challenging limiting thoughts, adopting new habits like gratitude and self-care, and immersing yourself in empowering content and supportive people, which builds new neural pathways for a more resilient and hopeful outlook. 

1. Understand Your Mindset

• Identify Limiting Beliefs: Ask yourself tough questions about frustrations, anxieties, and "I can't because..." thoughts to uncover root beliefs, suggests jennakutcherblog.com.
• Know the Types: Recognize the difference between a fixed mindset (abilities are static) and a growth mindset (abilities can be developed). 

2. Shift Your Thoughts

• Practice Positive Self-Talk: Replace negative inner dialogue with affirmations like "I'm learning and growing," drbcoach.com.
• Reframe & Challenge: Question negative thoughts and weigh them against evidence; if they don't hold up, explore why you believe them.
• Focus on Process: Praise effort and grit over just outcomes to build resilience, say tlbc.co. 

3. Build New Habits

• Cultivate Gratitude: Focus on what's working and acknowledge achievements, even small ones, say nhs.uk and lifeofalley.com.
• Take Care of yourself: Exercise, sleep well, eat healthy, and do joy-bringing activities for holistic well-being, says lifeofalley.com.
• Step Out of Your Comfort Zone: Try new, challenging things to build confidence.