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. And there are two ways of meeting negatively, where blame is the answer, where other people are at fault, where you haven’t been treated fairly. Being around people that give you energy is important and doing things that excite and challenge you and give you purpose is essential. While there are no truly original concepts here, such as there was in The Fear Bubble, every lesson here is still a strong one, even if most of them are common sense, not a lot of people follow these rules in daily life but reading them here may make people really take a look at themselves and see what they really need to do within their life to grow and develop, mature and evolve. A conversational style which perhaps lacks the grit of his other books, Ant nonetheless delivers some powerful messages to inspire you to become a better version of yourself every day.

I have read 4 of his books, not sure if I will read more at this point but by in the large the 4 I have read have helped inject more belief and positivity into my life. 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. 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. I also liked his self-critique and way of developing the talents of all group members and there are parallels to be drawn to teaching, football coaching and to my real life.All of our books are 100% brand new, unread and purchased directly from the publishers in bulk allowing us to pass the huge savings on to you!

He offers strong advice on how to remain positive in the worst of situations, and how a positive mindset can make a seemingly impossible situation end in success, in a multitude of ways. Although it is not a literacy masterpiece, and I found the contributions from his wife a little unnecessary, I do like his simple approach to positivity and success in life that he presents in this book. Definitely not knocking it as the guy is smart and it’s very interesting to challenge your own strengths and adaptability to new challenges in life but love hearing about his time in the military other adventures. It is not included in promotions available to our main range products, as stated in our terms of service. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.I've signed up for a personal trainer course off the back of this and would certainly recommend, albeit, with a slight pinch of salt for some of the more self-aggrandising moments! For all ebook purchases, you will be prompted to create an account or login with your existing HarperCollins username and password. I appreciated Ant's wife Emilie's thoughts especially on 'that' Instagram message during the early Covid-19 days (yes I thought as much) at least he admits his mistakes and takes a lesson from them. but the best thing about this audio book is that it doenst come across as preachy or telling you what to do. From my heart, I thank you for adding words to my feelings, adding words to my experience, because you’ve me made understand what, who I was in my life in SOG, what my time in the SOG made me to be, who my experience made me to be aware of who I can be.

I enjoyed his wife's version and applaud both of them for not sugar coasting events which they talk about. I took off a star because there were some things that were said that I didn’t necessarily agree with (gender roles etc). We work closely with publishers and authors to ensure that we offer the best books on the market for your child. Loved this book but was part of a trilogy where first man in was a biography with some tips in about positive thinking. This one a little less so if I am perfectly honest but then again perhaps that is my fault or issue for reading 4 of his books which are generally of immeasurably high quality .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. I feel he's said what he has to say and given out the tools to help those of us who need a kick up the bum to get going sometimes.