I got hooked on Shark Tank - the U.S version - this year and quickly watched all of the episodes and then followed this up with Dragon's Den, which was a UK precursor of Shark Tank.

I had seen negative stories on Social Media about Steven Bartlett supporting products with dubious scientific merit and was a bit skeptical when I saw that he was one of the Dragons in later episodes, but I quickly found him to be knowledgable and genuine and to have his ego most in balance than some of his more established - and older - co-hosts.

I'd long been aware of the title of his book but had not made the connection that he was the author and I had it in my wishlist on Audible, so decided to give it a short when I finished up reading The Hard Things about Hard Things and I've got to say that much of the advice and the wayin which is it set-out and delivers is both relatable and pragmatic and provides an actionable set of guidelines for building up your own personal pathway to success and happiness.