10 Best Ideas | MINDSET | Carol Dweck | Book Summary

How do you learn new things without judging yourself, get on your own team, go from mediocrity to excellence? One simple shift can make all the difference - discovering it in this week's book review "MINDSET. The Psychology of Success"

Mindset is an awesome book by Carol Dweck. This book summary and book review of "Mindset" will go over the BEST 10 IDEAS from Carol Dweck's book. You might also consider getting the full book or audiobook for this – it’s great.



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[ostinigisa]

Content like this is what should have millions of views. Not all that drama bs or whatever the case may be that does absolutely nothing with peoples lives. Thank you for this brother

[blaudrossel]

Whenever I would say I can't do something my mum would always say: " you just can't do it yet"
She isn't perfect but it shows that she wanted the best for us. Thanks mum

[cxchange]

Thank you Clark,
"Relationship is place where we go to give and not to take " Love it

[barryfitzpatrick]

Great video for anyone at ANY age (I am 67) to learn from. Message is clear, easy to understand, not the slightest bit threatening, and the suggestions for improvement are all achievable and doable. One of the clear signs of being an adult is that you wake up every morning knowing that you somehow can do better today than you did yesterday. Thanks for reinforcing that notion. Well done.

[vinipindia]

I was so much engrossed in watching the video and listening to your examples. What I really liked is that you have put an optimum mix of examples from personal life and celebrities that it became all the more real to connect with. I really admire your work, keep on growing, people need such guidance and support! All the best

[jazzzmo]

I don't know how many times i've watched this video and i don't know how many times i'm going to continue watching it... but it's helping me out so much. I'm glad you kept at it with this channel.

[francorocket]

I can spent my time watching your videos without getting tired because I'm learning in a great way

[kidacrimson]

I listened to the audiobook of "Mindset" on my commute and it has been an absolute game-changer for me! It's like we all know these underlying truths, but we either get lied to, lie to ourselves or somehow get off track over the years. To get results, you first must BELIEVE!!!

[evaoskarsdottir]

Thank you so much for being as open and honest as you are. Thank you for refusing to settle and for sharing your amazing talent with the world!!!

[rockocisneros]

The relationship part is so true though. Like they say they people that left your life only made room for the right people to enter your life.

[mamasgotmoxy]

A relationship is a place we go to give, not with the intention to take...WOW!  I also loved the quote from Tony Horton, " Never say I can't, say I presently struggle with...".  Get the "not yet" mentality regarding current challenges and resolve to do one thing to get closer to the goal.    Thank you for this video, you provided great content and I subscribed.

[elimoon]

i've read this book while back and only remember that it was about flexible in mindset. Now that i get recap from your video, it urges me to go back and read again. Awesome video man, i wish we get more of these kind of vids on youtube. Thank you, thank you!!

[kristinahouser]

@clarkkegley You have become one of my all time FAVORITE people to listen to and watch. Keep doing what you are doing - and thank you for all the wisdom.

[randylynch]

I all ways can fine reviews of whatever book I’m looking for and for that I’m grateful

[moktaiheng]

Straight to the points on every 10 ideas, by clicking the subtitle on. It even give us a better understanding. I enjoy and love to learn from the popular books that you have summarized them into 18-20 minutes videos. Excellent jobs.

[rossalonzo]

The practical applications of growth mindset in various aspects of life are just amazing!

[lucybravo]

Hi Clark, really glad you stuck with this and you did not give up on your fans. It would be more painful for us if you gave up. (1) Best idea-embracing challenges, struggles, criticisms, and setbacks as a source of growth; (2) Something to add: What ever happens to you is meant to be and it is the best thing that could have happened to you because you deserve better and will get something better. You just have to persevere and be patient; (3) Nothing to disagree-everything you said is true. Clark, keep up with the growth mindset and thank you so much for all the great content. Much love!

[therealjohnnyb]

Uploaded in 2016 subscriber count was 21K....I'm watching this in 2022 subscriber count 1.17M. Ya did it bro. Congrats on the success. You built it.

[AlberSouza_TheOneAndOnly]

I believe that accepting what is given (in a relationship) is as important as giving... and it´s a totally different thing from (just ) taking. Accepting is being grateful and humble towards those who show love to us and give one of the most important assets a person has: their time. Great video. Fantastic book.

[ipadsforautism]

Growth mindset is everything. Without it, success is nearly impossible to achieve & definitely impossible to hold on to cause life happens, environments change.