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Title: It's really an autobiography
Review: I felt this book is just a story of a part of Steve Chandler's life. He repeats the same point in each chapter, but with different examples. He compares two types of people, owners and victims. Victims aren't going to read this kind of book. What can owners do to change victims? He says to be the change you are trying to effect. But true owners are not in need of change, and he gives very few specifics on how an owner can help a victim. He doesn't encourage you to change until the last third of the book, and then only briefly, until he gets back into repeating himself. This is in no way a literary work, with it's informal style, and discontinuous nature. I do not recommend this book unless you just need some 'fill' reading. The very short chapters lend it to readers who have small amounts of spare time, such as breaks, or waiting in the car for a child, etc.
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