Being the youngest person to win 6 Boston Music Awards, A silver Chiat Planning Award, and World's Best Husband was quite a feat. It took a lot of determination, courage, and will power to achieve these accolades. Okay I am being very sarcastic to prove a point that its got to take a huge ego to write a book about yourself. I just finished two fantastic books The Perfect Pitch by Jon Steel, one of the best Strategic Planners out there, and White Heat by English chef Marco Pierre White. (I promise to give it back Gareth)Both books are chalked full of self adulation as page by page they list their awesomeness in all its glory. Jon Steel's book isn't necessarily only about himself, but he details the lengths he goes to win new business and spends much of the book talking about all his accomplishments. Marco Pierre White talks over and over about his three Michelin stars to the point where I started laughing every time he mentioned it. I think many of us dream of writing a book someday, but I think it takes balls to put it all out there in the non fiction realm. You have to really be confident in yourself and the message to go on for 300 pages. I really admire both of these gentlemen, and hope to one day have the courage to talk about myself in long form. (I know my wife thinks I can, I think she's learned to tune me out.)










