As many before me have said, this book can become quite repetitive. It's not hard to understand the main poinSimple idea, but lots of depth beneath it
As many before me have said, this book can become quite repetitive. It's not hard to understand the main point of the whole thing; there are two mindsets that we all have, fixed and growth (quick definition, yada, yada). However, I personally found the sheer number and variety of the different examples and anecdotes to be extremely helpful in identifying where I struggle with a fixed mindset. While some stories seemed almost ridiculous or obvious ("who wouldn't think that?"), others resonated so strongly that I had to put down the book and tell my friends or family about it. I am personally judging the book on what I believe it has taught me, and I think that if they are open to being introspective, I would highly recommend to my significant other, friends, family, coworkers, and former teammates. ...more
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