Self-Help & Personal Development review
Mindset Power: The Top 100 Tips to Overcome Negative Thoughts review
A $9.90 ebook of 100 tips against negative thinking, by an author with a traceable address.
Worth it
A modestly priced, clearly structured tip collection from an identifiable author, with a generous refund window and nothing pre-ticked at checkout. It is motivational material rather than a method; persistent negative thinking that comes with low mood or anxiety is better addressed with cognitive behavioural therapy, which the book does not claim to replace.
- Price
- $9.90
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Readers who like short, practical mindset tips
- Not for
- Anyone with persistent low mood
Mindset Power: The Top 100 Tips to Overcome Negative Thoughts at a glance
Mindset Power collects 100 tips for turning negative thoughts into more constructive ones, organised in chapters on the basics of mindset, words of wisdom, everyday examples, creativity, brainstorming techniques and shifting perspectives. It is aimed at ambitious readers facing the pressures of modern life. The price is $9.90 with a 60-day money-back guarantee.
- Format
- Ebook, instant download
- Length
- Not stated; 100 tips in themed chapters
- Price
- $9.90
- Add-ons
- Two other ebooks, not pre-ticked
- Refund window
- 60 days
- Seller
- Heiko Boos, Am Steinsteg 66, 76879 Bornheim, Germany; email listed, phone on request
- Digistore24 ID
- 600672
Themed chapters
From mindset basics to brainstorming and perspective shifts.
Tips rather than a programme.
Not a therapy
Persistent negative thinking with low mood deserves professional help.
The book does not claim otherwise.
Pros and cons
What works
- Low price
- Clear structure
- 60-day guarantee
- Identifiable author
What does not
- Motivational rather than method-based
Mindset Power: The Top 100 Tips to Overcome Negative Thoughts FAQ
What does it cost?
$9.90 one time.
Is it based on CBT?
It is a tip collection, not a CBT course.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, within 60 days.
Who wrote it?
Heiko Boos.
The bottom line
A modestly priced, clearly structured tip collection from an identifiable author, with a generous refund window and nothing pre-ticked at checkout. It is motivational material rather than a method; persistent negative thinking that comes with low mood or anxiety is better addressed with cognitive behavioural therapy, which the book does not claim to replace.
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