Many individuals believe that success depends on having superior intelligence or talent. However, more than three decades of studies demonstrate that placing too much emphasis on intelligence or talent and suggesting that these qualities are innate and fixed leaves people vulnerable to failure, afraid of challenges, and unmotivated to learn. High achievers in school and life are produced by teaching people to have a "development mindset," which promotes an emphasis on "process" rather than on intelligence or talent. By praising children for their perseverance or methods rather than their intelligence, presenting success stories that highlight hard work and a love of learning, and instructing them about the brain as a learning machine, parents and teachers can help children develop a growth mindset. This book is going to guide and help you to raise a genius and turn your children into good humans whom the world could be proud of.