Twenty years in the making, Journey confronts the unspoken crisis of disconnection—the numbing distance between comfort and suffering, between those who watch and those who really live. Life rushes by, images blur, and compassion fades into fatigue. We want to make a difference but don’t know how.

 

Journey turns that ache into an invitation to the hero’s journey. I wrote this book to counter the erosion of empathy and the loneliness of lost purpose—to help us see again, feel again, and remember what still matters.