The Growth Mindset: a Guide to Professional and Personal Growth: Set Your Personal and Professional Growth Goals!

by Joshua Moore

Includes Growth Games workbook

Includes NEW Bonus Chapters from upcoming second edition

If you’ve ever wanted to experience personal and/or professional development and set you personal and professional growth goals, but haven’t been able to find practical ways to develop and implement this vital knowledge, this book has the inside track information you’ve been searching for!

Here are just some insightful areas of professional and personal growth

you’ll find in this

The Balancing Act of Personal GrowthGrowing your Career to its Maximum PotentialDeveloping professional growth planHow Personality Affects Growth DevelopmentNetworking vs. CollaborationSocial and “Soft” skills DevelopmentThis book has been carefully designed to give you all the strategies needed to map your own personal and/or professional growth plan of action that will implement all your growth goals.

Are you ready to make your dreams of personal and professional growth a reality?

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Genres: Self Help, Personal Development, Nonfiction, Ebooks, Business, Psychology

140 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 11, 2017

Reviews

[Prakash Sharma]

Needs editing and formatting.

Joshua and Helen have some thoughts but couldn't make it a book. Writing blogs and book is quite different. I am still learning that.

[Arunayan Sharma]

Some points and methods of the book is beneficial.

[Julissa Dantes-castillo]

Not worth the read

After expending your time reading this you realize only two chapters were actually helpfull, and even those two are thing you might find in any youtube motivational video. Also the writing is very boring.

[Anna Mitchell]

Really hard to finish, but I powered through. I couldn’t stand the “back and forth” between the authors, and almost none of the material was new or valuable. A few gems of wisdom, but overall, sort of dull.

[Laura]

3.5


I‘m usually hesitant when it comes to self-help books, but my professor recommended this and when I saw it‘s only 0.99 € on Kindle I thought I‘d give it a go.

The Growth Mindset has two authors, which I thought was great, one that gives advice on personal growth and one gives advice on professional growth.
The book comes with a free workbook so no extra costs as with so many other self-help books that want you to buy another book for 20 € just so you can answer some questions for „self-discovery“ or something in there.
It‘s also very short, under 200 pages, so no unnecessary blah-blah, where the same thing is repeated over and over again.

All in all there was no groundbreaking new information, but I enjoyed reading the book and filling out some of the questions, and would recommend it if you‘re looking for a self-help book on personal and/or professional growth.

[Octavian Van Rooyen]

Good book

What I liked most are the practical steps or ideas given for personal development. Covers wide range of scenarios. I'd recommend this book to someone looking to grow in their career or even someone not sure how to deal with certain growth limitations in your current environment.

[SAINATH REDDY]

I had to read once again

To get the most of this book. Very insightful and informative. The authors are being a couple in the book made me feel like talking to them personally at their home. The way of presentation was new for me.

[Angela Johnson]

The book is decent, but I do think it could have been organized better. Joshua and Helen had great points but again, it needed to be organize more efficiently to get to the essential elements of the book.

[Lizzie]

Really good


This book is really good. It's one I will definitely reread and take things from on an quarterly basis. X

[Ayesha]

The handbook is very useful and offers a structured approach to planning for success personally and professionally. There are far too many grammatical errors, which impact the flow of the book.

[Rich Perry]

It had some good point. I thought it would be more focused on developing a growth mindset instead of a pass/fail mentality

[Andy Hunt]

Not good

Too much selling of other books and I couldn't relate to them author's or engage. Gave up after page 13 after the second grammatical error. Poor.

[Claire]

Really good reminder about approach to failure, and how we respond to mistakes errors and being wrong is key to how we get on in life. Fixed mindset: growth mindset.

[Savon Moniz]

Good book

[Virginia]

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I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.