“Highly successful entrepreneur and best-selling author Blair here writes on how to become a financial success…. The rules for being a rock star include taking advice from only those qualified to give it, not believing your own hype, practicing, surrounding yourself with people who help you achieve your goals, and remembering where you came from. Blair draws from his own experiences in discussing such issues as optimizing your time, finding your strengths or “superpowers,” goal setting, launching products, and survival skills. VERDICT: An inspirational, practical guide to financial and entrepreneurial success.”
—LIBRARY JOURNAL
“I’ve known Ryan for quite some time, but I had no idea what it took for him to become the rockstar that he is. Whether you’re at the bottom or on your journey to the top, Ryan Blair’s been there and can show you the way.”
—LEWIS HOWES, author of The School of Greatness
“Having trouble finding the energy and purpose you know you have inside you? This book is one story after another on the practical actions you can take to start transforming into the rock star leader you want to be.”
—JOHN C. MAXWELL, author of The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership
“At one point in his life, Ryan Blair was driving a fancy car but collecting change out of couches to gas it up. It’s just one of the important lessons this book teaches you: you’re always one moment away from a triumph or disaster, and you have to be ready for all of it.”
—BEN MEZRICH, author of Bringing Down the House and The Accidental Billionaires
“Not everyone at the top went to an Ivy League school to get there, so don’t let your life so far keep you from getting the life you want. I learned that, and so much more, from this impactful book.”
—TERRENCE J., TV personality and author of The Wealth of My Mother’s Wisdom
“Ryan Blair mastered his chosen life path…on his own terms. This book gives you the chance to watch him in action, and inspires you to find your own road to success.”
—LILLY SINGH, actress
“Ryan Blair has made himself totally transparent in reaching out to help others. He turned his life around by not blaming anyone and is the paramount example of the impossible being what nobody can do until somebody does it, and he chose to be that somebody.”
—DALE BROWN, head basketball coach, Louisiana State University, 1972–1997
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