You took out a loan to buy your success. The collateral was your time, your health, your friendships and your curiosity, and the repayments have started whether or not you have noticed.
Nell Ashworth spent sixteen years achieving things in a school and five months signed off finding out what she had spent to do it. This book is for the reader who did everything correctly and cannot say out loud that it has not worked, because from the outside it plainly has.
Every chapter closes with a debt statement: what was borrowed, from which account, over what period, and what the interest has been. The friendships are usually the largest line and the one nobody expects.
This is not a book about quitting your job to find yourself. It is about a repayment schedule you can actually run alongside the life you have, and about the difference between a life that is measured and a life you would choose.
Rebuild something you would pick even if nobody was keeping score.
