Incremental change is an unfashionable subject in a market that prefers transformation, which is what makes a title like Small Steps to Big Change quietly reassuring. It promises the least dramatic route and, on the evidence of the behavioural thinking that underpins this whole shelf, the one most likely to hold.
Nothing beyond the work itself is verifiable about the author, and this page respects that limit. The shelving is personal development, the running time is close to three hours, and the pitch is a compact system rather than a memoir of self-improvement. Anyone hoping for a life story will find none here, and that is not a criticism.