REFLECTIVE NON-FICTION
You Can Leave When You Want
Lies We Tell Ourselves: Field Guide to Self-Deception
A quiet ideology for noisy times.
§ 01 — About
A book about looking inward without losing your edges.
You Can Leave When You Want is not a manual. It is an essay — a slow, careful argument for a kind of life that resists optimization. The book gathers fragments, observations, and small philosophical notes written across four years of paying attention.
It is published independently and printed quietly. There are no courses, no newsletters, no next steps. Just a book.
The ideology, briefly
- —Attention is the first ethics.
- —Slowness is a form of courage.
- —Simplicity precedes meaning.
- —What you keep, keeps you.
- —Help yourself by helping less.
§ 02 — Reviews
What quiet readers have said.
“A simple set of notes to look back on for years.”
— Michael B, NYC
“Sparse, generous, and stubbornly honest.”
— Stacey, Miami
“Less self-help than self-recognition.”
— Maria K, London
“The kind of book you finish and immediately start again, slower.”
— George C, Los Angeles
§ 03 — BUY
One book. One price. No subscription.
$8.95
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- ◆164-page PDF, designed for screen and print
- ◆Bonus: annotated reading companion
- ◆Free updates for life