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Getting to Neutral

How to Conquer Negativity and Thrive in a Chaotic World

Trevor Moawad

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Getting to Neutral
The Concept of Neutral Thinking+
Anchoring with Values+
Habits and Focus+
Preparation and Pregaming+
Leading from Neutral+

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Question 1 of 6
What is the core definition of 'neutral thinking' according to the text?
  • A. Suppressing all emotions to make purely logical decisions.
  • B. Expecting the best possible outcome to manifest positive results.
  • C. Examining facts rationally and using the past only as a frame of reference, not a predictor.
  • D. Preparing for the worst-case scenario so you are never disappointed.
Question 2 of 6
Why does the author argue that positive thinking can sometimes be harmful?
  • A. It requires too much physical energy to maintain over long periods.
  • B. Unfounded optimism can lead to deeper negativity and depression when desired outcomes don't happen.
  • C. It prevents people from feeling empathy for those who are struggling.
  • D. It causes individuals to ignore the advice of medical professionals and experts.
Question 3 of 6
What is recommended as the primary anchor to guide a person into a 'neutral' mindset during chaotic times?
  • A. A personalized set of core values.
  • B. A strict daily exercise regimen.
  • C. A support group of highly optimistic peers.
  • D. A detailed ten-year plan.
Question 4 of 6
How do habits interact with values in the context of neutral thinking?
  • A. Habits replace values once you have mastered neutral thinking.
  • B. Habits help you consistently perform the actions that align with your values.
  • C. Habits are unconscious behaviors that often distract from true values.
  • D. Habits dictate what your values should be based on your daily routine.
Question 5 of 6
When preparing for a major challenge, what type of support system does the author recommend?
  • A. A team of relentless cheerleaders to keep your spirits high.
  • B. People who are dealing with similar, severe problems so you can commiserate.
  • C. Individuals who help you stay neutral, avoiding both energy vampires and exhausting cheerleaders.
  • D. Only medical professionals and certified coaches, avoiding friends and family.
Question 6 of 6
What is a key component of 'leading from neutral,' as illustrated by Maria Shriver's approach?
  • A. Enforcing strict disciplinary rules to ensure team compliance.
  • B. Ignoring generational differences to treat everyone exactly the same.
  • C. Conducting emotional intelligence checks to guide how team members are treated.
  • D. Demanding that employees suppress their feelings while at work.

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Getting to Neutral Summary & Overview

Getting to Neutral (2022) is a step-by-step guide to conquering negativity and embracing the state of neutrality in a stressful world. By delving into deeply personal experiences as well as insights from leading athletes and coaches from around the world, it shows how anyone can find calm and clarity in their everyday life. 

Who Should Listen to Getting to Neutral?

  • Anyone who struggles with stress and confusion 
  • High performers who want to conquer blocking thoughts
  • Lovers of an inspiring story

About the Author: Trevor Moawad

Trevor Moawad (1973 - 2021) was an author, consultant and mental conditioning coach to elite performers, most notably Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson. Getting to Neutral was his second book. 

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