I've seen Tony Little on tv for years. What I like most about him is his energy. When I saw that this book was a totally different side to him, my curiosity gauge went way up. I wondered how this ball of energy would fare as a writer, especially a writer of such a serious subject.

When I first picked up the book, I did what I always do. I read from the very first page including the chapters/contents. When I got to the chapter titled "Tony's Totally Stupid, Idiotic, Useless Sales Secrets" I first laughed and then did something I can never remember doing before, I went directly to that chapter. And what did I see? "Made You Look, Made You Look!" Yes, he made me look (and laugh again) and I kept looking until I was finished. Right from the start I knew this wasn't going to be like all the other "how to succeed" books I've read, this was one had a funny bone.

I was extremely surprised by all I learned about Tony and was equally impressed with his business sense. He gives great advice in this book and makes it easy to understand and follow. Tony uses his own life to help you get the success you crave. Tony is not only a very smart business man, he is a survivor. I was stunned to learn about his 1996 car accident. I don't watch much news, but you'd think I'd have heard about it somewhere!

I loved the photos that are included in the book, and thought the report card was not only cute, but loved learning he was so scientific as a child, something I would not have guessed.

If you are interested in learning how to become more successful you should read this book, whether a fan of Tony Little or not. The book is well worth the time spent reading. You'll not only learn about succeeding, you'll learn stuff you never knew about Tony. He's not just a cute guy with muscles, he's a cute guy with muscles and a brain, and he wants to help you be a success.

This book is very motivational, uplifting, funny and at times a little shocking.

*Thanks to Elliott and SSA Public Relations for this review copy* ( )