Not a Life Coach: Are You Ready to Change Your Life? From the Sunday Times No.1 Bestselling Author

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With hard-hitting home truths and a helping of tough love, be prepared to reset your outlook, redefine your goals and truly consider: What does success truly mean to you? The book is a cheese fest of 'perfect world' advice about always do what you want to do, live how you want to live, and reeks of a young man's thoughts on the world who has no children, no commitments and has made it good relatively quickly so has never lived in the real world.

He doesn't blow smoke up your arse and tell you what you want to hear and he doesn't feed you bullshit. The only possible reason why he abruptly kept quoting Einstein about the law of thermodynamics in a self improvement book is the effort to seem smarter even though “he didn’t do school”. All I saw were people saying that he was talking about social media and just packing a bag and travelling. To access your ebook(s) after purchasing, you can download the free Glose app or read instantly on your browser by logging into Glose. Sometimes I think we just need a little reminder of things aren’t as we always perceive them and this book was good at that.Personally I’ve read a lot of self development books and I know James’s story so I don’t feel I gained as much value from this book as someone who is reading self development for the first time. Time to stop sleep-walking through your life, to challenge the status quo and to truly ask yourself if you’re on the right path to success, happiness and fulfilment. Thank you, James, for unknowingly being the person spouting the words I need to hear at just the right time in life. I had a look of some of them after reading it and I really felt that it wasn't properly read or interpreted. Not everyone can understand the laws of physics, martial arts and mathematics, all 3 hobbies that Smith definitely shares a lot of knowledge about and I percieve it he is passionate about all subjects too.

I quickly realized that I’m not the target audience for this book, and that influenced my perception of the material. To give a James Smith like analogy, this book is like me reading his 'not a diet' book then writing a diet book myself as though I know what I'm on about.

Only you can take the reins of your own life and choose to make a change, but with invaluable experience, a hunger for genuine happiness and a drive to be the kind of coach he needed when his life was broken, James can give you the tools to do it.