I'm a struggling control freak so this appealed to me. I highlighted some stand-out points that summarised things I need to work on, or focus on, so for me it was a worthwhile read.

However, I didn't entirely love with the writing style. There was nothing wrong with it, but it just wasn't for me. The author uses a lot of words strung together with hyphens to describe things, and busy adjectives rather than plain, clear ones. If this were a memoir (which it often times feels a bit like), that sort of style would suit it well, but as it's meant to be a self-help book, it seems plain speaking and clearer word choices would've sharpened and tightened it.

That said, I'm glad I picked it up. Just not one I'm likely to dip back into from time to time.