From Booklist
A couple years ago, Whitney crashed onto the scene with The Millionaire Real Estate Mentor (Dearborn, 2003), which made best-seller lists in the financial arenas. Now he returns with another title that's sure to catch millionaire---wannabes' attention. Whereas in Mentor Whitney outlined the tools one must employ to start down the million-dollar road, in Mindset, he focuses on the attitude one must take to succeed at the real-estate investing game. The mind-set begins with mindfeed, or taking in as much positively reinforcing information as possible. When coupled with a mindcleanse (ridding the mind of all that erroneous, superfluous data), readers are prepared to face their fears (failure), communicate effectively (networking), and begin to think big. Whitney's optimistic take on the world of high-end real estate investing--where his faith is a cornerstone of his work ethic--is a breath of fresh air in an otherwise skeptical business world, but whether his can-do attitude really produces millionaires remains to be seen. Readers, to be sure, will want to take their shot. Mary Frances Wilkens
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