Then there were quotes and testimonials from all the people in Page's life. Then you had the paragraphs written by Smokey that tied it all together. There were two things I really enjoyed about this book. I wouldn't say that DDP had a rough life. DDP's work ethic is unparalleled.
Page never gives up.
Through that work ethic he always seems to be able to turn negatives into positives. If things didn't work out the way he wanted, he always managed to turn it into something better. At the end of the book he half-heartedly said that he's coming after Tony Robbins next for the Motovational Championship of the World. After reading this book, if I were Tony Robbins I'd take up basketweaving or something. The other was that while I was reading this, DDP reminded me a lot of Satchel Page.