Self Improvement Infographic: Growth vs Fixed Mindset

Self-help infographic titled "Growth vs Fixed Mindset". Archetype: COGNITIVE-BIAS POSTER. Pinterest-friendly editorial illustration, vector-clean, minimal flat style, pastel soft palette. Design a clean vertical infographic with 6 numbered cards in two contrasting columns or paired comparison rows, visually separating Fixed Mindset vs Growth Mindset. Include simple geometric shapes, soft contrast, ample white space, tasteful motivational tone, evidence-respecting presentation, no medical or psychiatric claims, no real-author photos. Each card must include a short heading in English, a one-line insight in English, and a small icon.

Card 1: Heading: "Challenge". Insight: "Fixed avoids difficulty; growth sees challenge as practice." Icon: mountain or flag.
Card 2: Heading: "Mistakes". Insight: "Fixed fears errors; growth treats mistakes as feedback." Icon: eraser, pencil, or looped arrow.
Card 3: Heading: "Effort". Insight: "Fixed sees effort as weakness; growth sees effort as the path." Icon: stepping stones or upward arrow.
Card 4: Heading: "Feedback". Insight: "Fixed takes feedback personally; growth uses it to improve." Icon: speech bubble or checklist.
Card 5: Heading: "Success of Others". Insight: "Fixed feels threatened; growth feels inspired and learns." Icon: star, trophy, or spark.
Card 6: Heading: "Inner Dialogue". Insight: "Replace 'I can't do this' with 'I can't do this yet.'" Icon: brain, light bulb, or chat bubble.

Add a small title area at the top, a subtle comparison visual motif such as seed vs statue, path vs wall, or sprout vs block, and a gentle closing footer panel with the caption: "Small shifts in thinking can change how you learn, adapt, and grow." Keep all visible text concise and fully in English only. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks. No diagnostic medical / psychiatric claims, no real-author photos beyond book-cover-style cameos. Tasteful, motivational, evidence-respecting.