I was truly captivated by this book. Mo's journey is nothing short of remarkable, and his authentic storytelling makes it even more compelling.

His resilience, determination, and unwavering spirit are truly inspiring. I found his account of his youth and the mischievous adventures he shared with his twin particularly engaging. Learning about his dyslexia and his struggles with education resonated deeply with me.

The challenges he faced when moving to a new country and adapting to a different culture and educational system were incredibly eye-opening. Despite these obstacles, Mo embodies ambition, motivation, generosity, and kindness, and his dedication to family is truly heartwarming. His story serves as a powerful reminder that one's background and circumstances do not determine their potential.

It doesn't matter what things you do or don't have or where you happen to be born. It's about what's inside you and what determination you have to make that passion become a reality.

While the pace of the book was slower, it offers a profound and insightful look into the life of a remarkable individual. Whether you're a fan of athletics or simply enjoy autobiographies, I highly recommend giving this book a read.