Think Your Way To Success: How to Develop a Winning Mindset and Achieve Amazing Results

by Mark Rhodes

You can achieve anything when you know how to put your mind to it We all know that a positive mental attitude can work wonders… but there's so much more to it than that. With the right coaching you can move from positive attitude to determined success magnet! Mark Rhodes trains people every day on just how to achieve that level of concentrated resolve. In this book he'll show you how to build the mindset you need to achieve your goals and dreams and start to notice more opportunities and have the confidence to act on them. Whilst NLP based, no prior knowledge of NLP is needed! Mark keeps the science in the background. And don't worry, he doesn't ask us to trust the powers of the Universe and have 'faith' that it will work. Mark's steps are practical and actionable, using real examples.  Think Your Way to Success will supercharge your performance, helping you

• Map out exactly what you want to achieve
• Find the confidence to act on opportunities
• Use visualization to get results
• Conquer your fears and phobias
• Beat the “I can’t ” virus and shake off limiting beliefs Praise for the book : "I know that there are hundreds of people who are more focused and more successful today because of the help Mark has given them." Bev James, CEO of The Coaching Academy “The perfect antidote to negativity and a powerful reminder that attitude changes everything.” Guy Rigby, Director - Head of Entrepreneurs, Smith & Williamson Limited, author of From Vision to Exit “This book shows the really important things about mind power so that you will be able to emulate Mark’s success. Keep it with you and read it over and over again!” Ron G Holland, author of Talk & Grow Rich “M ark Rhodes has given NLP a new look... I recommend it to NLPers everywhere...” Dr Richard Bandler, Co founder of the field of NLP, Author of The Secrets of Being Happy  

Genres: Self Help, Nonfiction, Audiobook, Business, Personal Development, Finance, Psychology

192 pages, Paperback

First published March 21, 2012

Reviews

[V · Rating 4 out of 5]

Úplně objektivně: Pokud jste přečetli už nějaké knihy o tom, jak být v pohodě, úspěšný, šťastný, mindful apod., nejspíš vám tahle knížka nedá nic moc kromě dobrého shrnutí a připomene vám, že je to na vás, na vašem přístupu, vytrvalosti, odhodlání a že sice štěstí přeje připraveným, ale taky odvážným. Odložit strachy, co si o vás budou myslet ostatní, když se vám to nepovede, přestat si říkat všechna možná "co když", protože nakonec budete nejspíš litovat, že vás takové hlouposti brzdily. Zcela subjektivně: Jo, něco takového jsem teď potřebovala. Trochu nakopnout, trochu si připomenout něco, co už přece dávno vím, ale občas to prostě zapomenu. Trochu si zaprokrastinovat. :-D Nové pro mě byly pojmy mindset a skillset, respektive kapitoly o těchto dvou důležitých součástech úspěchu, kdy jedna jde ruku v ruce s druhou, mi přišly fakt zajímavý. No a samozřejmě musím vyzdvihnout, že autor není takový ten pitomec co všude píše rovnici "úspěch = peníze", i o tom se samozřejmě v knize mluví, totiž je úspěch je velice individuální a že třeba nemá cenu toužit po něčem, co mají druzí, jen proto, že já to ještě nemám. A že nemá cenu, aby peníze byly v životě jediným motivátorem, protože... no, to se kdyžtak dočtete v knize. :)

[Randy Daugherty · Rating 4 out of 5]

We all know that a positive mental attitude can work wonders... but there's so much more to it than that. With the right coaching you can move from positive attitude to determined success magnet! Mark Rhodes trains people every day on just how to achieve that level of concentrated resolve. In this book he'll show you how to build the mindset you need to achieve your goals and dreams and start to notice more opportunities and have the confidence to act on them.

Whilst NLP based, no prior knowledge of NLP is needed! Mark keeps the science in the background. And don't worry, he doesn't ask us to trust the powers of the Universe and have 'faith' that it will work. Mark's steps are practical and actionable, using real examples. Think Your Way to Success will supercharge your performance, helping you to:

- Map out exactly what you want to achieve
- Find the confidence to act on opportunities
- Use visualization to get results
- Conquer your fears and phobias
- Beat the "I can't" virus and shake off limiting beliefs
Wasn't bad but not what I expected, though it was helpful

[Roy Peek · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read, reinforcement that thinking your way can help determine your success or your failure. As Henry Ford stated “Weather you think you can, or you can’t – you’re right.” Is so true, don’t dismiss your success before you start and Rhodes helps reinforce this and shares ways to address the negative thoughts. You will have them, but you can overcome them and turn your positive thoughts into success.

It is not win or lose, succeed of fail, learn from your failures and don’t make the same mistake or failure twice.

[Wendy Sherrock · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 stars
This was a short and easy read. Covers topics like neural linguistic programming NLP and other techniques to drive success. I’d recommend reading this as you prepare to update your goals or reevaluate your life purpose.

While the book didn’t necessarily cover new topics, at least for me, I still found it a helpful refresh.

I appreciated that this wasn’t a super long book. Often business books tend to be longer than necessary. Short, sweet, and to the point.

[Scott Robertson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent points for how to think and achieve your goals!
This book, along with The Secret Code for Success by Noah St John, provide the insight for how to think about your goals and the mindset needed to achieve them. I have read/listened to so many positive affirmation centric books but they have not helped. These two books better explain how the brain works to put us in a mindset and position to succeed. I highly recommend both books!

[Paul Timoce · Rating 4 out of 5]

The advice here seems to be good. However, the book is a bit abstract and i would have appreciated more examples of how the principles translate in real life situations. Those examples are there but i think more of those are needed for the ideas to sink in

[Marck Cortez · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's good. But I think the things the author mention are a bit redundant.

[Hannah · Rating 4 out of 5]

Spoon feed me NLP. Good

[Marcin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Should be a 4 Star but I penalise everyone starting a book using words as “secret” and “formula”

[Alex Dumitru · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book, inspirational, to the point, follows the same principles of success as other books but in a more organized way.

[Cal · Rating 4 out of 5]

Probably the best finding this book has to offer is that in order to achieve something, you need to be able to generate emotions about the goal.

[Amanda · Rating 3 out of 5]

Any author that recommends “The Secret” as a credible source is pushing some pseudoscience bull**** I like the idea of replacing “should” with “could though.

[Jen · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed it. It boosted my mood and got me out of a negative mindset and hopefully I can continue in that. Worth a read

[Xrysa Ser · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good book very motivating you and I found that it gives very practical advice.

[NatalieMZ · Rating 3 out of 5]

Easy to read books but repetitive points.

[Markus Lustig · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quick review of NLP and its basics. Wordplay, reassessing one's ideas and thoughts. If you have knowledge of NLP, this book won't give you much new.

[Elizabeth Swindell · Rating 3 out of 5]

6/10: I really liked a lot of the examples used and they definitely got me thinking; a lot of the topics were somewhat mundane and something I had heard before

[Yakov · Rating 2 out of 5]

Did not finish the book, as it was fairly repetitive. The main tenet is that to achieve something, you have to become emotionally attached to it. Typically, you can develop an attachment to something inspiring and amazing. So, developing such goals and getting attached to them is key to achieving them. I'm also thankful that not every retired 35 year old writes and publishes self-help books.

Reminded me of a story that I can't find on the web: a pupil of a Greek mathematician expressed his desire to learn X from the teacher. The teacher led the pupil to water, then submerged him once for a minute and asked: "What do you want?" The pupil replied: "To learn X from you". The teacher then repeated the procedure (for a minute and a half) and asked the question again. The reply was the same. The third time the teacher did it (for two minutes), the pupil replied "I want to catch my breath". Then the teacher said: when you want to learn X the same way you want to catch your breath, I'll teach you.