After annotating the text It's Not About You (p

After annotating the text It's Not About You (p. 106), give your evaluation of the author's argument. Consider the following questions simply as guidelines:

Does he make a strong argument? How so?

What argumentative approach does he employ? Ethos, pathos, logos?

Also, look at the construction of the essay. Consider both his introduction and his conclusion. What, in your estimation, is his thesis statement? 

Are there any fallacies of argument?

Also, in a single coherent sentence, give the name of the author and the title of his work.

In a single coherent sentence, give an explanation of how the author develops and supports the major claim (thesis statement).