Why I Created the Book Club Guide

“When you learn, teach. When you get, give.”

- Maya Angelou

Here’s what I know:

Reading a book alone can change your mind.
Reading it together can change your life.

When I finished Punching Above Your Weight, I kept thinking about who I wrote it for - the underestimated. The ones who get up before dawn to squeeze in a few pages before the world starts making demands. The ones fighting battles no one sees.

I didn’t want this book to be another thing you read and forget.

I wanted it to be something that lives with you. Something that shows up in the choices you make and the fights you take on.

That’s why I made the Book Club Guide.

Not because some publishing blog said I should. But because I believe in the power of sitting in a circle - whether it’s a living room, a break room, or a Zoom square - and asking each other real questions:

Where are you pulling your punches?
What ghosts are slowing you down?
What fight is yours alone to take on?

Ten questions for every chapter. No fluff. No easy answers. Just prompts to help you see yourself more clearly and stand up a little straighter the next morning.

Because books don’t change people.
People change people.
Books just start the conversation.

If your club, team, or circle wants to use it, the guide is free to download. Just click the button below. I hope it gives you one more reason to gather, reflect, and keep fighting your fight.

Stay dangerous. Stay human.