Review by Genevieve Nwokolie -- The Mindset by Ace Bowers

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[Following is a volunteer review of "The Mindset" by Ace Bowers.]

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3 out of 4 stars

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The Mindset is a true life story by Ace Bowers. This is his biography of how he moved from being a janitor to a millionaire. Ace experienced childhood in a poor and disturbed home where he came up short on some fundamental things. He faced a ton in his youth, from his folks continually battling to having a sibling who was consistently all through jail. This kept Ace from having an ordinary youth. He generally got protection from his senior sister. Notwithstanding, his encounters drove him into a circumstance that led him into changing his mindset and this assumed a significant part in his excursion to turning into a mogul.

I like the way that Ace uncovered such a huge amount about his family without concealing anything. He revealed it all. I likewise like the way that Ace attempted everything he could to give his children a preferred life over what he had at youth. He never needed them to encounter what he experienced at youth. Something else I like about this story is that Ace changed his attitude. It was after he did this that things began falling in place for him. He was roused by homeless people thus took a choice that aided effect to his life. One thing I likewise like is that, Ace demonstrated that you don't need to be a college graduate to be successful. He didn't require a school declaration to make his excursion to abundance. He began with a modest start.

The book is fascinating and educating. There were things Ace did at childhood that I didn't like. He was embarrassed about his family. Thus, didn't permit his friends close. This kept him from making bunches of companions. He never needed them to know about his societal position.

I likewise didn't admire the way Ace mother was treated in the bank. This shows how needy individuals are constantly treated in the general public by the rich. The helpless kid watched his mother experience embarrassment.

This is an exceptionally persuading and uplifting book. I will prescribe it to teenagers and adults from 16 years or more. Anybody experiencing a troublesome circumstance needs to peruse this book. In the event that you are at a junction and you don't feel anything is working, at that point snatch this book. It will give you a feeling of expectation and you will find the basic advances this kid took to turn into a mogul from being a janitor. He didn't surrender in any event, when he was dismissed. He chose to do whatever that will get him cash.

I will rate this book a 3 out of 4 since it is inspiring and motivating. Likewise it contains no blunders

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[Diana Lowery]

Wow ! Going from a janitor to a millionaire is quite impressive, and now an author - quite an accomplishment.

[Amy Luman]

You can see from this how a change in attitude can work wonders. Mr. Bowers may have been embarrassed by his family when he was child, but he sure made up for any mistakes that were made in his later years.