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New Mindset, New Results Lib/E
“Mind-expanding—and potentially even life-altering—advice on both a personal and business level” – Kirkus Reviews
Your Mindset impacts everything you think, say and do. Your Mindset creates hope and hopelessness, success and failure. It is the software your brain uses to create attitude, experience, and achievement. It is also the filter that builds behavior. Your Mindset causes you to blame others for failure or learn from experienc e. Your Mindset helps you make sense of everything that happens. It is the prism through which you experience life.
Research has shown those with a Results-Focused, Growth Mindset make more money and are happier than those who choose to limit themselves. Those with a fixed Mindset make excuses for setbacks instead of learning from mistakes. Your Mindset will help you build self-confidence and self-discipline. It will help you overcome any obstacle and any problem.
In New Mindset New Results, discover how:
Your Mindset impacts everything you think, say and do. Your Mindset creates hope and hopelessness, success and failure. It is the software your brain uses to create attitude, experience, and achievement. It is also the filter that builds behavior. Your Mindset causes you to blame others for failure or learn from experienc e. Your Mindset helps you make sense of everything that happens. It is the prism through which you experience life.
Research has shown those with a Results-Focused, Growth Mindset make more money and are happier than those who choose to limit themselves. Those with a fixed Mindset make excuses for setbacks instead of learning from mistakes. Your Mindset will help you build self-confidence and self-discipline. It will help you overcome any obstacle and any problem.
In New Mindset New Results, discover how:
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Published October 22, 2019
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About the author
Kerry L. Johnson
34 books3 followersKerry L. Johnson, MBA, Ph.D. is an internationally known author and speaker who presents at least 12 programs a month to audiences from Hong Kong to Halifax, and from New Zealand to New York. Traveling 8,000 miles each week, he speaks on such topics as "How To Read Your Customer's Mind," "Management Magic: The new technology of leadership," and "Mastering the Art of Business Relationships."
He has been featured on CNN, and CNBC. Dr. Johnson has also lectured at Harvard, Oxford, Purdue and the University of San Diego.
In addition to speaking, Kerry currently writes monthly for fifteen national trade and management magazines whose editors have dubbed him "The Nation's Business Psychologist." He is the author of six books including, MASTERING THE GAME (Louis & Ford), PEAK PERFORMANCE: HOW TO INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS BY 80% IN 8 WEEKS (Prentice-Hall), WILLPOWER: The Secrets of Self-Discipline and his newest book, BEHAVIORAL INVESTING: Why Smart People Make Dumb Mistakes With Their Money. His quarterly newsletter THE WINNING EDGE, is read by nearly 100,000 professionals around the globe.
In the 1970's, Kerry spent two years competing on the International Grand Prix Tennis Tour. He played both singles and doubles matches against some of the world's top tennis players. In 1984, Kerry was recognized by the U.S. Jaycees as one of the Most Outstanding Men in America.
He has been featured on CNN, and CNBC. Dr. Johnson has also lectured at Harvard, Oxford, Purdue and the University of San Diego.
In addition to speaking, Kerry currently writes monthly for fifteen national trade and management magazines whose editors have dubbed him "The Nation's Business Psychologist." He is the author of six books including, MASTERING THE GAME (Louis & Ford), PEAK PERFORMANCE: HOW TO INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS BY 80% IN 8 WEEKS (Prentice-Hall), WILLPOWER: The Secrets of Self-Discipline and his newest book, BEHAVIORAL INVESTING: Why Smart People Make Dumb Mistakes With Their Money. His quarterly newsletter THE WINNING EDGE, is read by nearly 100,000 professionals around the globe.
In the 1970's, Kerry spent two years competing on the International Grand Prix Tennis Tour. He played both singles and doubles matches against some of the world's top tennis players. In 1984, Kerry was recognized by the U.S. Jaycees as one of the Most Outstanding Men in America.
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November 16, 2020
Although it has some interesting input, the book misinterprets concepts and research such as Growth Mindset or Flow. The examples are plainly wrong applied. I lost confidence in learning new ideas from the author. To cherry it, the author omits research from Angela Duckworth on Grit, maybe because it closely related to his mindset proposal. Very disappointing and not worth reading. (My sadly harshest review ever)
November 18, 2023
Not bad material - much of rehashed from other books / resources. Could do without the religious portions and the humble brags about the author’s tennis abilities.
May 9, 2024
Rating sebenar: 3.6/5.0⭐️
August 15, 2023
Some useful thoughts but too many anecdotes that sounded irrelevant to the point being discussed. I think the chapter on meta patterns will be useful for me.
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