I Know. Because I Lived It.
For 40 years, I believed my worth was measured by my output. Build more. Achieve more. Prove more. I ran on that fuel until there was nothing left.
Then came the crash. Lost the business. Lost the money. Found myself parking cars for people who used to work for me.
Rock bottom didn't feel like clarity. It felt like confirmation: See? You really aren't enough.
But something unexpected happened in that emptiness. I stopped performing. And for the first time, I had to ask: Who am I when I'm not achieving?
The answer to that question changed everything. And I wrote this book so you don't have to hit bottom to find it.