I wanted more stories of people with swagger and how to achieve an attitude of swagger., even though I was really irritated by the use of seemingly random placement of capitalization.

Easy to read, with interesting topics. Even though I haven't learned anything new, it's a nice reading. There were cliché but also interesting topics.

This short book is about to develop yourself in such a manner that you seem to ooze swagger. It starts with collaboration with others and ends with caring. Do not get the title confused with cockiness, as it is easy to do. Rather, see it as developing personal growth in such a way that respect is earned; an earned-cool kind of swagger.

I had to admit that when I began reading this book I thought I was getting into some ego-boosting material. I later found that is not the case. This book is about being your best so you can offer your best.

The material is not anything new and the length is ideal for refreshing one's self periodically. That said it was a nice read but I feel most likely won't appeal to a more professional-type of audience. Such a shame as some could benefit from it.