Sumo (Shut Up, Move On): The Straight Talking Guide to Creating and Enjoying a Brilliant Life

Suberb book - great ideas - easy to read and learn from. So many other self-improvement books are far too long - and spend many pages trying to get a single point across. This is a bargain at any price.

Paul McGee delivers a book that doesn't come around very often. As I started to read, I couldn't put it down. His writing style is wonderful, and his story telling is impactful. Most self-help books primarily focus upon one area of concern. Paul helps inspire you to rise to whatever challenge life hands you. He does this by giving you insight into understanding yourself and others. When it comes to planning and having action in your life, Paul will help challenge your thought process. The Ditch Doris Day section was clever in discussing how you can take ownership of your future. To make the most of your life, learn the SUMO method. It is simple, straightforward and compelling. I found this book to be very valuable.

A very well written and amusing book with a number of life changing ideals contained within the pages. I have read a numbe of these books and whilst rating Geoff Burch's "Way of the Dog" as the premium book of this genre, McGee's fluid style of writing and ideas form a very good package. Perhaps reading the "Way of the Dog" together with SUMO will truly give you all you need to get to the top of the tree!