Zero Negativity: The Power of Positive Thinking

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It has made me reflect on negative experiences I have had and flipping it around to find those positives, no matter how bad a situation is because something can always be taken away from it. First Man In focuses on Ants life, in The Fear Bubble we explored his soul, and here, finally, we have an in-depth analysis of his mindset and outlook on life.

Letting you into areas of his life he’s never talked about before, in Zero Negativity , Ant will show you how to embrace failure and use it to your advantage, how to see change as the foundation of your future success, how to develop resilience, how to deal with bullies, what it means to be a positive roll model, and how to live a life with no regrets. Yet, he is an elite athlete and someone who has earned and backed up the hubris to take on these challenges. Zero Negativity: The Power of Positive Thinking features 10 chapters which follow a layout containing stories from Anthony Middleton's life (inclusive of childhood, military life, experiences, opportunities), sections presenting advice learnt by Ant and for the reader to learn/take on board, insight on Ant through Emilie's perspective and concluding with key take aways from each chapter.

Just don't expect a great read, it felt more like a rushed or forced book, almost like he was signed to a three book deal and was just completing his obligations. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

As always Ant's books are always worth reading and keeping, his positivity is a must have, he talks so much sense. What I love about his books is his brutal honesty on failures and mistakes and how he deals with it. I am always motivated by Ant's books and although a lot of what he says is stuff you know it's always good if you're having a bad day to see get up, brush teeth, put clothes on as positives to power you on.

At Books2Door, we believe that reading is a fundamental skill that every child should have to help improve their vocabulary, grammar, and critical thinking skills. I feel that this 3rd book from Ant Middleton presents as a consolidation of his approach to life and is most likely more enjoyable or easier to take into context if you have previously read his other two books, First man in and fear bubble. He spends countless pages shamelessly bragging and comes off as extremely narcissistic and arrogant. Loved this book but was part of a trilogy where first man in was a biography with some tips in about positive thinking.

I bought this book as a present for my son and as my younger daughter showed an interest, she now has one also. It was reassuring and a perfect reminder of the importance of having positivity present within your life, even if it starts as something small because eventually it will grow into something bigger. And there are two ways of meeting them: negatively, where blame is the answer, where other people are at fault, where you haven’t been treated fairly.For most, this is a thoroughly enjoyable and positive read, for many, it will inspire and motivate you. One of my biggest hesitations going into this is that it would be about “okay always be happy, nothing is wrong, just be falsely positive. As he constantly says he is not perfect but he is trying to improve himself each day which makes this trilogy an inspiring read. You might make mistakes and miss the opportunities that come up, or be stuck in a hard situation but it’s up to us to make sure when another train comes by, we’re ready for it and to be adaptable.