Originally I read an extract of this book in the Sunday Times and thought how good it seemed. This was, unfortunately, the only interesting passage of the book. I was very disappointed with the patronising nature of the writing style. His first book was engaging, but sadly this one is the predictable 'cashing in' on the success of the first. It tries to follow a similar format, but falls short this time as the content is weak, and the reader is left thinking 'Who cares?'. I laboured to the end of it, but alas no 'payoff' was to be had in even the last few pages.
All in all a pretty tired formula. Just a clever guy who was in the right place at the right time a lot of the time. There have got to be more interesting self-publicists out there somewhere. I was also left wondering just how many people would admire this guy if he hadn't made a big pile of money.
Buy at your peril. This man suffers from an exaggerated sense of self importance. Not even suitable for lighting fires > a complete damp squib.
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