Hands up, I’ve only just started this, but it’s a terrific collection of stories about highly successful people who didn’t tread on the values and feelings of those around them. It’s a timely reminder that nice guys don’t finish last – many of them in fact go on to create incredible achievements, from Danny Boyle at the 2012 London Olympics Opening Ceremony, to the gruff but kind depressive who led the team that built the Empire State Building in just over a year. After a tough year, this is a great book to inspire us all to be kinder, better people.