Glossary · Term

Mental flexibility

The ability to voluntarily modify the concepts one has learned; the ability to yield. People with mental flexibility build good relationships and businesses, adapt to the world, and do not suffer.

In the Foundation's Topics

We are not talking about poverty, but about mental flexibility, the ability to accept new ideas, the absence of rigidity, and breaking away from those paradigms that limit happiness and prosperity.
From the topic Success in Professional Life
Those who yield, win: mental flexibility, adaptation, acceptance, spiritual development, inner peace… and less suffering.
From the topic Learning to Love
If we sow peace within ourselves, along with the other inner virtues and certain values—such as trust, loyalty, service, enthusiasm, joy, calm, mental flexibility, adaptation, or understanding—we will begin to reap excellent results.
From the topic Learning to Find Peace

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