MINDSET (REVISED AND UPDATED)

The books content is very good and helpful for students,plus the book is in good condition and also got the updated version delivered. Good Purchase 👍🏻

"Mindset" (Revised and Updated) is a game-changer for personal growth, offering transformative insights into the power of mindset and its impact on success and fulfillment. As a reader of this revised and updated edition, I am thrilled to give it a perfect rating of 5 out of 5 stars for its exceptional content, practical advice, and overall satisfaction it provides.One of the standout features of "Mindset" is its ability to shift our perspective on success and failure. The author, Dr. Carol S. Dweck, explores the concept of fixed and growth mindsets and how they shape our attitudes, behaviors, and ultimately, our outcomes in various aspects of life. The book provides a powerful framework to understand the power of our mindset and offers practical strategies to cultivate a growth mindset for personal and professional development.The revised and updated edition of "Mindset" includes new insights, research findings, and real-life examples, making it even more relevant and impactful. Dweck expands on the core concepts and shares additional strategies for fostering a growth mindset in different domains, such as relationships, parenting, education, and leadership. The book remains engaging and accessible, making complex psychological concepts understandable and applicable in everyday life.The writing style is compelling and relatable, allowing readers to connect with the ideas and reflect on their own mindset. Dweck combines scientific research with personal anecdotes and case studies, making the book both informative and inspiring. The chapters are well-organized and flow seamlessly, guiding readers through the journey of mindset transformation."Mindset" offers practical guidance and actionable advice for cultivating a growth mindset. The book provides strategies to embrace challenges, persist in the face of setbacks, and develop a love for learning and personal growth. It highlights the importance of effort, resilience, and a belief in the potential for growth, empowering readers to unlock their full potential.In terms of value for money, "Mindset" (Revised and Updated) offers a reasonable price considering the life-changing insights and practical wisdom it imparts. It is a worthwhile investment for individuals seeking personal and professional growth, as it provides a roadmap for developing a growth mindset and achieving long-term success.In conclusion, "Mindset" (Revised and Updated) is a game-changer for personal growth, offering transformative insights and practical strategies for cultivating a growth mindset. With its exceptional content, compelling writing style, and actionable advice, it is a must-read for individuals seeking personal development, improved performance, and a greater sense of fulfillment. If you're ready to unlock your potential and embrace a growth mindset, this book is an invaluable resource.Disclaimer: I have no affiliation with the author or publisher of "Mindset" (Revised and Updated) and provided this review based on my own experience as a reader.

Good Book quality. But there is no crease in the Mindset book so If you handle it little bit harder you might broke the spine of the book. And the mindset book was very portable among this 3 books.The seller I bought was cocoblu seller.

This book is all about two types of mindsets that is fixed mindset and Growth mindset. According to author since people with fixed mindset believe in inherited talent therefore doesn’t put extra effort in improving themselves . They believe that intelligence is fixed and it can’t be increased. Not only that fixed mindset people think that they are superior than the other ordinary people because they have special talent in their field.In contrast Growth mindset people believe that ordinary people can become extra ordinary through hard work, good strategies and effort. They believe that intelligence and skill are not fixed it can be improved through learning and practice . As they grow their intelligence or skills they become more and more humble. They take the feedback and criticism positively and work hard on their own weaknesses.When fixed mindset people fail they blame others or external factors but when growth mindset people fail they don’t blame others instead they work on the internal factors which can be improved by himself.These two mindset people can be seen across the field whether be sports, business, relationship or education and everywhere outcome is same.People with fixed mindset fail to recover once they lose or face humiliation because they believed they were superior naturally.But people with growth mindset does not break when they fail because they believed in hard work and effort which can be improved. Therefore such people develop the ability to bounce back through effort and can stay at the top for long time. To stay at the top they even work harder than before.At the end author tells how to become a growth mindset person.Overall this is a wonderful book and worth reading for everyone.

The best book I have read in my life till now. Page and ink quality is very good. Everyone should read the book to achieve success in life.

Satisfied with the product (book).Good quality.

Author delineates two mindsets: fixed mindset and growth mindset.People with fixed mindset believe that talent is innate and nothing can be done about it. Either you’re born talented or not. They don’t believe in efforts. These people in position of some talent think they’re special and they are more entitled than others. These people believe in their superiority to others as they have got the talent that others are not special enough to have. Author provides examples in business, sports, relationships and other walk of life of people who seem to have had this mindset and the havoc they wrecked by putting their pride ahead of the collective benefit.There is another category and that is Growth mindset. Growth mindset people believe that efforts are the key to success. Author provides examples of people with this. People like Michael Jordan, Tiger Wood put lots of effort in improving and learning that they became extraordinarily good and that their success to others seem effortless. These people including Tolstoy, Darwin at their initial stage were not ferreted out as great or special but they worked hard to achieve their greatness. One good piece of knowledge is that relationships require efforts to make it work and one should not think that a relationship is ill-suited just because it requires efforts as people usually think that an ideal relationship is something that requires no efforts at all.Author submits that brain is like a muscle and that the brain can be improved through efforts. Author discusses about the effects of praise and believes that children ought to be appreciated for the efforts they put in achieving a feat and not for their so-called innate ability.The book boils everything down to mindset and tries, I guess, to be revelationary. But, this is just one framework to make sense of the surrounding. When one looks at the surrounding with this mindset-frame, everything can be represented and reduced to mindset. The surrounding is not inherently or ontologically mindset but made representationally. There could be other framework with some other quality and could be just made as good as this mindset framework.I read this book because Bill Gates recommends it. There is good things/advice in this book. But, I don’t see why this book deserves far more recognition than other books of same kind.

Book is good, but print font size too small, pressure on eyes when read it continuously

Entrega no prazo, livro chegou em ótimas condições. Autora escreve bem, mas senti falta de capítulos mais estruturados e com referências científicas mais diretas. Dito isso, é um ótimo livro.

It's an incredible book, I'm starting reading the book and it's already changing my mind i recommend you 100%

A really motivating and practical read. The book does a great job of explaining the difference between a fixed and growth mindset, and it gives clear examples of how to apply the concepts in everyday life. The advice feels actionable rather than just theoretical, which makes it easy to start making changes straight away.It’s inspiring without being overbearing, and it genuinely makes you think about how you approach challenges and learning. Definitely a book that can help you unlock your potential if you take the lessons to heart.

Veey good lesson in this book

It's tough to imagine a book that could have a more profound impact upon a person's self-perception than Mindset, it is a truly phenomenal work that is both easy to read and packed with in-depth research and justifications for the author's hypothesis on learning and development.The book shelf for self-help/useful psychology is incredibly bloated and it always seems like the next book has more ringing praise than the last and, whilst I've read some excellent books on clinical psychology that are peerless, this will always be the book that I remember most fondly for changing my *own* mindset to one where failure was a necessary bump in the road to success, and not an irreversible breakdown. Bear in mind, this isn't a book that will simply inform you, it's a book that will actively change you.The core concept that Dweck puts across is that humans generally fall into two types of mindset when it comes to achievement, success, learning and ability; the growth mindset and the fixed mindset.Quintessentially the growth mindset is the "Practice makes perfect"/"Try, try and try again"/"Back in the saddle" school of thought whereas the fixed mindset is typically the "I've either got a knack for it or I haven't"/"Talent is born, not developed"/"If I need to practice then I can't be that good".Needless to say in the pages within Dweck tries to detach people from a fixed mindset and steer them towards the growth version, giving plenty of real life and 'laboratory' examples of her conceptions and why they do, and should, matter to us.This is not just a book aimed at children either, we should never stop growing as people and everyone from students to seasoned academics or established athletes to those just joining an MMA club will find much to mull after reading this.The only gripe I had when reading was the author's irritating habit of stuffing politics, particularly gender politics, into her extrapolations about different peoples attitudes to learning and the impact this has on the academic, corporate and political world. With this being Dweck's life's work as a psychologist I would have preferred she keep her political conjugating to herself to instead focus on the fascinating subject matter, she is free of course to release numerous other books covering such other topics as she so wishes.In summary, if you want to be convinced (within reason) that 'Effort is what creates success' then buy this book immediately.