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Mindset: The New Psychology of Success
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This book mentions two types of mindsets: the fixed mindset and the growth mindset.
Fixed mindset individuals believe abilities are innate and cannot be changed.
Growth mindset individuals believe abilities can be developed through hard work and dedication.
The book provides too many examples of how a growth mindset can lead to success in areas like education, sports, business, and relationships.
It discusses the benefits of embracing challenges, learning from failures, and seeking feedback to foster a growth mindset.
In my personal opinion, this book is boring and monotonous.
Fixed mindset individuals believe abilities are innate and cannot be changed.
Growth mindset individuals believe abilities can be developed through hard work and dedication.
The book provides too many examples of how a growth mindset can lead to success in areas like education, sports, business, and relationships.
It discusses the benefits of embracing challenges, learning from failures, and seeking feedback to foster a growth mindset.
In my personal opinion, this book is boring and monotonous.
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August 24, 2021
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April 8, 2023
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April 8, 2023
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April 9, 2023
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Apr 09, 2023 08:59PM
Maybe it would have been better as a booklet -- 30 or 40 succinct pages instead of 250 bloated, repetitive ones.
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Left Coast Justin wrote: "Maybe it would have been better as a booklet -- 30 or 40 succinct pages instead of 250 bloated, repetitive ones."I agree with you, Left Coast Justin. haha 🤣
I don’t believe any one is born successful. Gifted, perhaps, is a better word. Sorry the book was a bore though, Liong💙and great review!
Diane wrote: "Fair review, Liong!"Thank you, Diane.
Terrie wrote: "I don’t believe any one is born successful. Gifted, perhaps, is a better word. Sorry the book was a bore though, Liong💙and great review!"Thank you, Terrie. Maybe have a fixed mindset too. 😁🤣
Jennifer wrote: "😅, Liong! Thanks, I won’t read it."Jennifer, you decide. 😅
Haha! After reading this book, do you even care what mindset you are, Liong?
Debbie wrote: "Haha! After reading this book, do you even care what mindset you are, Liong?"Of course I care, Debbie. I try to have a growth and learning mindset. 🤣 At least I learn something from this book.
Liong wrote: "Debbie wrote: "Haha! After reading this book, do you even care what mindset you are, Liong?"Of course I care, Debbie. I try to have a growth and learning mindset. 🤣 At least I learn something fro..."
Good to hear!
Debbie wrote: "Liong wrote: "Debbie wrote: "Haha! After reading this book, do you even care what mindset you are, Liong?"Of course I care, Debbie. I try to have a growth and learning mindset. 🤣 At least I learn..."
Thank you, Debbie! 😅
Boring and monotonous. Doesn't get much worse than that.
Donne wrote: "Boring and monotonous. Doesn't get much worse than that."I think the same thing, Donne.
Sorry it didn’t work out! Great review :)
Nina (ninjasbooks) wrote: "Sorry it didn’t work out! Great review :)"Haha. Thank you, Nina. 🤣
