Summary:
The book chronicles the life of a tennis legend, from his early years being pushed into the sport by his father to his rise to fame, personal struggles, and eventual transformation. It candidly reveals his battles with depression, his dislike for tennis despite his success, and his journey to finding purpose and love.
Key points:
1. Authenticity: Agassi stresses the need for self-truth, even when it contradicts others' expectations, like his father's tennis ambitions for him.
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