What is the title of Duncan Bannatyne's 2006 autobiography?

Anyone Can Do It is the title of Duncan Bannatyne's 2006 autobiography.

The book is titled Anyone Can Do It: 30 Lessons in Business and Life. It presents Bannatyne's account of his rise from modest beginnings to becoming a prominent British businessman and television investor. The title reflects the motivational style associated with his public discussions of entrepreneurship.

Bannatyne became a member of the original Dragons' Den panel in 2005. His business interests included health clubs, care homes and hotels, and he often assessed pitches through the lens of expansion, customer demand and practical management. His television profile helped make the autobiography widely associated with his entrepreneurial image.

The title is sometimes shortened to Anyone Can Do It, which is the canonical answer. The longer subtitle supplies the book's full published wording. It should not be confused with a general slogan about entrepreneurship: it is specifically the title of Bannatyne's autobiography, published in 2006.