Full of great advice and tips to improve. I particularly enjoyed the writing style in that it was encouraging, informative and easy to read and apply.

For anyone looking to have a productive life, to lead in making it so would find this book interesting because the author explores 7 different mindsets-and with this sets the pace for the reader to at least try one or two, or more of them to see which one they can implement for best results.
At the end of it all, you still have to put in the work consistently.
Thanks Netgalley for the eARC.

I really enjoyed this book, most of all I enjoyed the practical applications at the end of each chapter. There is a lot that I am going to be taking away from this book and utilizing in my own life. I don't typically enjoy nonfiction, but I love learning about how to make myself more productive while maintaining healthy mental state.

3.5 stars
I did not know much about the elite mindset; I am more familiar with the growth mindset, and the blurb appealed to me somewhat.
This was a positively surprising book; not mumbo jumbo or “it is the truth because I say so” type of book.
On the contrary, Timmins’ anecdotes and tips are genuinely useful, insightful and read reasonable - his prose is approachable and he is persuasive.
I found the emphasis on discipline and the change of perspective to be sensible.
I wish this were longer, and perhaps slightly differently structured, nevertheless, it is a nuanced read, and the right audiences will get the best out of it.