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3.85 AVERAGE
3.85 AVERAGE
slow-paced
Super repetitive and somewhat boring. Not many practical tips for the average, childless person. Many examples of athletes and child-rearing.
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informative
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informative
slow-paced
I was already familiar with the concepts so I didn’t feel that the book added a lot of new value for me personally, but I did particularly enjoy the section about helping children form growth mindsets, and the additional info on false growth mindsets.
Overall I liked the author and found the book well written, although a bit repetitive. I respond better to the positive examples as opposed to the negative examples, so I found it slow going through the latter.
I’d definitely recommend the book to anyone unfamiliar with the concepts and any parent or coach.
Overall I liked the author and found the book well written, although a bit repetitive. I respond better to the positive examples as opposed to the negative examples, so I found it slow going through the latter.
I’d definitely recommend the book to anyone unfamiliar with the concepts and any parent or coach.
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We teach growth mindset at our school and teach students the benefit of having a growth mindset as opposed to a fixed mindset. So, this book really wasn’t new information, but nonetheless- always motivating and refreshing for me to read a “self-help” book! Even though a lot seemed common sense, and what I already believe… I still considered it a good read.
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This book was recommended to me by one of my jiujitsu instructors. I resisted because I'm not a fan of the self-help genre but I ended up really loving it. It's also helping me to understand a frustrating situation at work.
This was excellent and very helpful.
This was excellent and very helpful.
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inspiring
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