The Outward Mindset: Seeing Beyond Ourselves

This book is awesome

All good

Good read

Interesting book but not as good as earlier books of Arbinger

Having read this book for a test for a job promotion. Even if I don’t get the promotion, it has enriched my ability to work hard and make a difference.

It made me realize the way I was treating others, not only in my job but in my house. It also presents how to benefit personally from an outward mindset. A win/win situation.

I am very fortunate to have a great mentor that tuned me in to Leadership & Self Deception which paved the way for me to read this and the Anatomy of Peace. I've read others; Mindset, Crucial Conversations, Start With Why, Five Dysfunctions of a Team and many others. I've listened to others, especially to the hugely impressive Jim Rohn. I like to think that as an introvert with a passion of listening and a growth mindset that I'm doing ok. However, this book has taken me to another level. It's both enlightening and embarrassing. Every few pages made me put it down and reflect on my actions on both past and current situations. Equally thought provoking and disturbing in a positive way, it has allowed me to self-correct but also correct others in a constructive and confident manner with great outcomes. For me this is a true game-changer. If you want to go from good to great then this is a must read.

Excellent read. Good explanation of Arbinger Institute's approach to working with others.

I've read a lot of books in the self-development arena over the years and this one's right up there with the best. So many areas of application: home, work (even though I'm self-employed), and personally. I will benefit from these principles for the rest of my life.