The book I ordered from Amazon hadn't come in yet, so yesterday I went to Barnes & Noble and bought a copy. I read the first 150 pages yesterday and just now finished. Bobby, I rarely read even 50 pages at a sitting, but I kept reading, at first because I was reading Bobby's book, but after only a few pages I kept reading because every page was interesting -- interesting because it is a well written and well organized no B.S. book -- about real people -- about motivation -- about business -- about racing -- about getting things done -- and about life.
The use of dialogue and the relatively short chapters broken up with shorter sections illuminating the point you are making encourages a reader to read on. Those little personal stories beginning each chapter and concluding at the end of the chapter add spice to the narrative. The Pit Stop Pointers summarizing each chapter is also a nice enhancement.
Something that will impress readers, as it did me, is the way you acknowledge the contributions of other people who helped you along the way. You didn't stop with just a reference and a mention of their names, but went on to explain something about their background, exactly what contribution they made, and the importance of their involvement. Unlike many people who have made it to the "top", you are not reluctant to spread the credit around. Readers will like that.
I'm also impressed about how well Paul Pease can write like you talk.
No bull -- I think you've got a "HIT". Congratulations!