Books like Stop self-sabotage by Pat Pearson

Carol Dweck explores how the two fundamental mindsets—fixed and growth—shape our attitudes, goals, and success across work, relationships, and parenting, offering practical strategies to shift from stagnation to opportunity.

"Is school a "white" thing? If not, then why do African-American students from comfortable middle-class backgrounds perform so badly in the classroom? What is it that prevents so many black college students in the humanities and social sciences from studying anything other than black subjects? Why do young black people, born decades after the heyday of the Civil Rights movement, see victimhood as the defining element of their existence?". "McWhorter addresses these problems head-on, drawing on history, statistics, and his own life experiences. He shows that affirmative action in university admissions, indispensable 30 years ago, is today an obsolete policy that encourages the counterproductive ideologies of what he calls Separatism, Victimology, and Anti-intellectualism. Most perniciously, it prevents black students from demonstrating the abilities our Civil Rights leaders gave them the opportunity to nurture, and it deprives them of the incentive to strive for the very top."--BOOK JACKET.

A 366‑quotation guide offering advice, affirmations, and maxims to help young readers tackle challenges, plan future goals, and build self‑respect and confidence.

The Plateau Effect explains how three common forces cause stagnation and offers practical principles and actions to break through barriers in learning, performance, and daily life.

STOP SABOTAGING YOUR CAREER offers business professionals tested tools to recognize self-defeating habits, transform strengths into sustainable growth, and unlock their full potential at any career stage.

The Achievement Zone examines the psychological foundations of success in sports and beyond, exploring motivation, performance, excellence, and the mind‑body connection that drives high achievement.