Read by Barratt Kennett

Now more than ever, people fear greatness. Not so much greatness itself, but its requirements: failure, rejection, accountability, criticism, responsibility, and discipline. The temptation to avoid that trade has never been stronger. Perhaps mediocrity is the sensible option. Why be more when there's so much involved? When it's so difficult. But what if I told you it wasn't? That greatness wasn't some magic bean only some people receive, or some unbearably complex sequence only geniuses can follow. What if the equation for greatness was only two steps? As it turns it is. This is a book about those two variables. This is not a complex or difficult book. That's because greatness is not complex or difficult. In fact, it's only two simple steps. And luckily, all the tips you need to improve your ability to do both of them, are quite literally at your fingertips

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