Reviewed by
Dianne Bates
Better known
in the UK where he is an MBE for his contributions to international football and
as a child food poverty campaigner, Marcus Rashford has won many accolades and
awards. Thus he is probably the best person to guide a book which is an
inspiring, empowering, and practical guide to life for young people aged 10
years and older.
From early
childhood as a normal child to recent years, Rashford uses his own experiences
to give children the tools needed for success, showing that it is possible to
achieve dreams, and that success is all about the right mind set. Positive
thinking, he says, can change lives. He also says that people should be
comfortable with who they are. They should practise like champions and word
hard. To this, he adds building mental resilience and standing up for others;
navigates adversity and discover the unstoppable power of their own voice. He
strongly believes each child is a champion and that they have the power to
achieve their dreams.
Each chapter is full of practical advice, engaging illustrations, and infographics, including advice from performance psychologist Katie Warriner. By the time a young person finishes reading this book, they can surely become the best version of themselves.
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