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The Diary of a CEO dismantles the polished myths of success and replaces them with uncomfortable truths learned through failure, pressure, and self-doubt. Steven Bartlett writes with radical honesty, drawing from his rise as a young entrepreneur to explore the emotional cost of ambition. Rather than offering motivational clichés, the book presents hard-earned lessons about discipline, self-belief, consistency, and resilience.
Bartlett structures the book around core principles — self-mastery, accountability, identity, and long-term thinking — revealing how internal habits shape external outcomes. He confronts insecurity, imposter syndrome, and burnout head-on, arguing that success is built as much on emotional intelligence as strategy.
The result is a raw, introspective guide that resonates with entrepreneurs, creatives, and anyone navigating pressure-heavy goals. It’s less about becoming a CEO, and more about becoming mentally equipped to handle responsibility, failure, and growth.
Genre: Nonfiction
Subgenre: Business / Entrepreneurship / Personal Development
Rating: ⭐ 4.38 / 5
Awards / Recognition: Sunday Times Bestseller; widely praised for its candid, experience-driven approach to leadership and success.
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