Miracle Mindset: A Mother, Her Son, and Life's Hardest Lessons

It started strong and became tedious halfway through. While reading I kept thinking “hurry up”!

AMAZING Book! It was so personal, honest and so inspiring. I can’t even begin to fathom what JJ and her son went through along with the rest of her family. However, being a mom, having a career and always struggling to be the best version of myself, I could relate on so many levels. I cried and smiled for her and her son throughout the entire book. Thanks for sharing it with me! I’m so happy I read it and have already passed it along to several people including my husband. I also want to read it to my 8 year old daughter but just need to figure out the right time/age for her as there are so many valuable lessons in it. It will definitely be a book that I will re-read again and it’s message will carry with me throughout life.

This was one of the best Mindset Books I have read!The fact that I am a mother, made it all that more moving. I applaud her strength and love how JJ fought and advocated for her son. The proof is in the results. You have to go with your Gut & take charge!!I highly recommend this book!

I'm sure this will be what it was advertised to be. JJ writes good quality and useful information. I wish her staff were able to support her message a little better...no, a lot better. I was also disturbed that she seemed to develop a way to profit from a heart wrenching issue. They came through a honorific tragedy because of their tenacity. For that I am grateful for them and yes, I suppose it is a good thing to share, b/c it may help others and yes since she was already in a make a profit mode I can see why it was handled in this manner. I'm just not sure at gut level that making a profit on this tragedy rests well in my inner being--it kind of mimics the way her staff handles things. Yet I bought it and hope to learn something from it that I can apply to not only my life but also to help others with what I learn. After I read I will come back and review what I need to.

Not one time did she mention GOD, GOD is who saved her son.

This book to me is a testament of what we as individuals and in addition as a group in sync are capable of.Not being aware at the time of the events happening and how to respond, Mama Bear JJ Virgin and her family utilized all available resources in a way that is so refreshing and at the same time fundamental to all things we do. This is a must read for anyone wanting to thrive in life, no matter what shows up at your doorstep.So much value is provided by showing how the Mindset and actions inspired by it can activate Miracles in the current "Norm" of our society. If all would awaken and apply this mindset, this world would change to an even more beautiful place with peace reigning. Thx for reading.

An amazing story of how asking the right questions, and having the right mindset can create miracles. Everyone will face challenges in life, but not everyone can recover. Fewer can go on thrive. JJ Virgin shares a very personal story of tragedy, and how she and her family manage to turn it into a triumph and a source of inspiration for others. Interwoven into this riveting story are the keys to strengthening your mindset so that you can deal with the challenges life throws your way. I am sharing these lessons with my sons, and feel excited to have the tools to help them face up to, and even thrive during challenging circumstances. I wish I had these tools sooner in life!

Some great info about how to overcome adversity. She leaned heavily on her business though of The Virgin Diet book. I thought if I read that one more time. It appeared on many/most of the pages. Seemed like that was a cheap way to promote the other book when I was really interested in the story of her son and how they overcame the odds from his accident.

Read this on holiday really inspiring just what needed as I return to work

Brilliant book, uplifting and inspirational.

For $1.99 it might be worth it....for $31 it doesn't stack up. Too wordy, too much repetition.....where was the editor on this publication?It's an interesting story, but JJ's not the only one to have troubles like this. Probably better as a family memoir.