Keep It Smooth

Life Lessons in Confidence

De: Cameron Daddo

Narrado por: Cameron Daddo, Steve Blanda, Alison Daddo

Multi-talented Cameron Daddo has been a part of the Australian entertainment scene since the late '80s. But you might be surprised to learn that, despite appearances, he grew up lacking confidence. He was a stutterer as a kid, then a restless student and uni dropout, before going on to build a life in showbiz.

In this memoir, Daddo shares the valuable lessons he's learnt along the way, some very publicly – the rejections, the victories and everything in between. Through a series of intimate conversations, he also explores public and private crises in the lives of extraordinary Australians, including Keith Urban and Marcia Hines, Michael O'Loughlin and Ryan 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald, Indira Naidoo and Alyssa Healy.

Inspiring and empowering, Keep It Smooth shows us how to rally when we feel we have nothing left to give, and how we can learn to find confidence within.

©2024 Cameron Daddo (P)2024 Bolinda Publishing

Reseñas de la Crítica

'This is a beautiful book: the perfect combination of vulnerability, humour and life lessons, and the ideal companion for anyone who struggles with self-esteem and confidence. Very thought-provoking.' (Hugh van Cuylenburg, author of The Resilience Project)

'A searingly honest account of Cam’s relationship with work, life, confidence and most importantly himself, as he generously shares his deepest fears and challenges. Cam’s story is deeply personal, and the people he interviews are just as honest. This book is packed with life lessons, guts and reassurance that we all need to back ourselves.' (Melissa Doyle AM, journalist, television presenter, radio presenter and author)

'Cameron fearlessly leads the way into unearthing why we might lack confidence, and then explores how we might not only restore confidence but grow it in ourselves and others.' (Osher Günsberg, one of Australia’s most recognisable media personalities)

'These pages are the hand-holders that we all need to be reminded we are capable of creating our potential.' (Rebecca Ray, clinical psychologist and bestselling author)