Title: He's right. He's an idiot.
Product review: Okay, this author is right. He is an idiot. I didn't know he would spend the first couple of chapters convincing me that not only is he an idiot, but that I, the reader am probably an idiot as well. I'm sure there are some brilliant tips and suggestions and insights here, but I wish he'd left his "come to realize" moments about his own idiotcy on the editing floor. I don't mind a personal approach where authors share their own frailties and insights at pertinent points in a book. But I don't want to be awash in their own self-flagellation. I confess. I became so annoyed half-way through this book I put it down and haven't finished it. I got the sense he was explaining his "come to Jesus" moment of insight about his own idiotcy to someone and they said, "Gee, you ought to write a book about that." (Probably so they wouldn't have to listen to him talk about it anymore.)Sorry, but I wouldn't recommend this book.
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