Addiction and recovery
The hidden patterns, consequences, honesty, and daily work of rebuilding a life.
Forthcoming memoir
A memoir of addiction, grief, fatherhood, faith, and the fight to stop managing life and start living it.
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Book description
Chasing Control follows the life that can form around addiction, grief, achievement, fear, faith, and fatherhood: a life built to look managed while something deeper is coming apart.
The book is not a victory lap or a neat recovery slogan. It is a memoir about surrender, repair, and the painful grace of learning that control is not the same thing as love, strength, or safety.
Themes
The hidden patterns, consequences, honesty, and daily work of rebuilding a life.
The ache of loss, the responsibility of love, and the life of Kyle's daughter at the center of the story.
The difference between performing belief and depending on grace when control fails.
What it takes to stop managing perception and begin living with integrity.
Why I wrote it
This book exists for the people who have been praised for keeping it together while quietly losing themselves. It is an attempt to tell the truth without turning pain into a performance.
Who it's for
For people in recovery, people who love someone in recovery, fathers carrying more than they can name, and anyone learning that being capable is not the same as being whole.
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More Than Capable extends the same themes through writing, podcast conversations, and speaking.