Honestly? I was a little surprised with how much I ended up enjoying this book. It started off with me thinking “this is exactly what I thought it would be,” which is to say half-memoir half-self-helpy. It would be easier to dismiss if I believed even for a second this isn’t exactly who he is. There is no pretension, he really is the “alright alright alright!” guy! I enjoyed the context provided into some of his biggest career moments, and there were a lot of surprises and things to take from it. The chapter on his time in Australia was especially hilarious. Would recommend!

This is the first five-star book I have rated in a long time. The book was light-hearted funny emotional inspiring and truly just a beautiful representation of the actor I think everyone has learned to love. Having him read the audiobook added so much life to this. It made me feel like I was in the room with him and watching his life play through a movie. It is inspiring because of the wisdom he shares and the honesty of the beautiful things as well as the other things and it makes me want to go looking for more green lights.