Dominant paradigms in the field of mindset

Abstract

An aspect of the mindset field that is not often acknowledged, yet it exerts a strong influence over how people come to understand mindset, is the existence of dominant paradigms. This paper examines the nature of dominant paradigms, and offers seven indicators to help readers self-assess if they have been conditioned by one. You are invited to discern if you have been conditioned by a dominant paradigm, and determine if there is an opportunity for you to embrace new paradigms of understanding and practice.

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