Born and raised in Glasgow, Gary John Bishop moved to the US in 1997. This opened up his pathway to the world of personal development, specifically to ontology and phenomenology in which he was rigorously trained for a number of years before becoming a senior programme director with one of the world's leading personal development companies. His lifelong commitment to shifting people's ability to exert real change in their lives drives him each and every day. He has a no-frills approach that has brought him an ever increasing following, drawn to the simplicity and real-world use of his work. He lives in Florida with his wife and three sons.

The straight-talking Glaswegian taking the self-help world by storm - The HeraldThe toughest self-help book ever? - The MetroMost self-help books are the literary equivalent of a yoga class, a soothing stretch liberally sprinkled with some "because you're worth it" aphorisms. This one is the equivalent of those British Military Fitness boot camps where the instructor screams at you to do squats in the pouring rain... It's an approach that has won legions of fans... It's appealingly direct advice - The TimesThe personal development mentor is on a mission to help us realise we already have everything we need to be happy. - SheerluxeExcellent. A refreshing, newish approach. - Amazon reviewerFantastically motivating book. - Amazon reviewer

Born and raised in Glasgow, Gary John Bishop moved to the US in 1997. This opened up his pathway to the world of personal development, specifically to ontology and phenomenology in which he was rigorously trained for a number of years before becoming a senior programme director with one of the world's leading personal development companies. His lifelong commitment to shifting people's ability to exert real change in their lives drives him each and every day. He has a no-frills approach that has brought him an ever increasing following, drawn to the simplicity and real-world use of his work. He lives in Florida with his wife and three sons.

The straight-talking Glaswegian taking the self-help world by storm - The HeraldThe toughest self-help book ever? - The MetroMost self-help books are the literary equivalent of a yoga class, a soothing stretch liberally sprinkled with some "because you're worth it" aphorisms. This one is the equivalent of those British Military Fitness boot camps where the instructor screams at you to do squats in the pouring rain... It's an approach that has won legions of fans... It's appealingly direct advice - The TimesThe personal development mentor is on a mission to help us realise we already have everything we need to be happy. - SheerluxeExcellent. A refreshing, newish approach. - Amazon reviewerFantastically motivating book. - Amazon reviewer

Born and raised in Glasgow, Gary John Bishop moved to the US in 1997. This opened up his pathway to the world of personal development, specifically to ontology and phenomenology in which he was rigorously trained for a number of years before becoming a senior programme director with one of the world's leading personal development companies. His lifelong commitment to shifting people's ability to exert real change in their lives drives him each and every day. He has a no-frills approach that has brought him an ever increasing following, drawn to the simplicity and real-world use of his work. He lives in Florida with his wife and three sons.

The straight-talking Glaswegian taking the self-help world by storm - The HeraldThe toughest self-help book ever? - The MetroMost self-help books are the literary equivalent of a yoga class, a soothing stretch liberally sprinkled with some "because you're worth it" aphorisms. This one is the equivalent of those British Military Fitness boot camps where the instructor screams at you to do squats in the pouring rain... It's an approach that has won legions of fans... It's appealingly direct advice - The TimesThe personal development mentor is on a mission to help us realise we already have everything we need to be happy. - SheerluxeExcellent. A refreshing, newish approach. - Amazon reviewerFantastically motivating book. - Amazon reviewer