Why High-Achievers Crash and Burn When They Fail to Impress 🤯 #Shorts

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[00:00:00]57% of high achievers feel extremely anxious when they don't perform well.

[00:00:04]High achievers often tie their identity to being perfect, which can be a big problem. When they don't perform well, their brain's alarm starts ringing, telling them they are not good enough.

[00:00:14]This makes them get even more stuck on being perfect, which can create a mess in their brain. Doctor Carol Dweck studied how people's identities tie to their abilities and found this pattern.

[00:00:23]Remember when you studied really hard for a math test and still didn't get the grade you wanted. Here's the twist. You might have felt like you're not as smart as you thought you were, which is a big fear. This pattern is so common that it's like a hidden part of your brain.

[00:00:37]Does this change how you see someone in your life?