The Growth Mindset: a Guide to Professional and Personal Growth: Set Your Personal and Professional Growth Goals! (The Art of Growth Book 1)

I read self help, growth and inspirational books as a hobby. It's my favorite genre. So safe to say, I seldom get a book that has something new to offer. I was surprised that this book offered me much new food for thought and actionable items. The prose was entertaining and able to hold the reader's attention. Chapters like how to deal with different types of bosses were hilarious but rang true. Full marks.

We usually tend to be our own enemies and the main cause for that is the mindset we maintain. The book tells you how your mindset can be everything and it can make or break your goals. There are a variety of tips in the book which help you improve your mindset and improve your prospects.Overall, I highly recommend this book.

The Growth Mindset: a Guide to Professional and Personal Growth: Set Your Personal and Professional Growth Goals! (The Art of Growth Book 1)I found the writing style quite refreshing compared with most books in this genre. If you are discontented with certain areas in your life, this book might just be for you as it will assist you towards personal fulfillment and success.Change your mindset and discover what you are passionate about ... give it a try!

Great book that provided how to be your best and grow personally and professionally. It was easy to read and the flow was easy to follow.

I enjoyed this book a lot. I like the dual personality in the book and the information's application to either personal or professional settings. My only complaint is that Helen's momentum seemed to stall in the middle to end of book. I felt like there could have been more input from her in some sections. Other than that, expertly written!

I really enjoyed reading the book. I was wondering why the authors give it away for free but the answer is inside the book. I did my homework as advised and filled the Workbook exercises. It was really really helpful experience and gave me a lot of food for thought. Both co-authors have great personalities and make a fantastic couple!

Very interesting read. The author even discusses how you can have a growth mindset in one aspect of your life but not in another, which I found surprising. I've recommended this book to many colleagues, as I think there are a lot of valuable lessons that can be applied to work life.

The book and accompanying workbook are both decent resources to making you think about your brand and navigating your path. I was not a fan of the back and forth between the two authors (prefer Helens voice, btw - collect on the dinner). Can’t beat the price, and it will make you think.

I have read a lot of books on growth and personal development and this just didn't have good readability. The use of the word 'I' in a book to help others is way over-used.The book would benefit from being more succinct and less assumptive of what people do or don'experience in the business environment.It doesn't feel as if there is a conversation between authors and the reader but feels more as if the reader is being lectured to. I didn't like the style of switching between authors as it felt slightly chaotic and unbalanced.

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.

First read of 2020 good book regarding growth mindset taking reference of personal and professional development . Grateful for the shared knowledge

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

Easy to read but I found it a little gimmicky.