Miller, Scott

A well-written and insightful exploration of strategies that will be useful for readers searching for sound career and life advice.

While not quite practical enough for self-help, readers interested in how professional athletes mentally prepare for big (and little) games will enjoy the stories shared.

While covering familiar ground, Miller's thesis regarding Czolgosz's motives and the detailed picture of America and its place in the world at the beginning of the 20th century make for interesting reading that nicely complements Eric Rauchway's Murdering McKinley. Recommended to all interested readers.