Bruce Judson Livres

The book addresses the widespread dissatisfaction in American workplaces, highlighting that 70 percent of workers feel disengaged and only 20 percent believe they can utilize their strengths daily. This discontent fuels the desire for entrepreneurship, with 56 percent of Americans aspiring to start their own businesses. However, the challenges of perceived difficulty, expense, and risk deter many from pursuing this path. The narrative explores the reasons behind these barriers and the potential for personal fulfillment through entrepreneurship.

The book explores the possibility of an underlying existential threat to the American promise and its governmental system, suggesting that the severe economic downturn may stem from deeper, more significant issues than commonly cited factors like deregulation and irresponsible lending. It challenges readers to reconsider the root causes of the crisis and their implications for the future of the nation.