Introducing Josh's new book: Work Will Kill Us All

I published my last book fourteen years ago. Not because I stopped thinking or writing, but because some work can’t be rushed. It has to be lived with. Broken apart. Rebuilt. Earned.

After 15+ years inside organizations, Work Will Kill Us All will be my clearest, most honest assessment of how “work” sits at the center of our biggest problems — and how we can redesign it so ALL of us actually win.

I’m not taking this to a big New York publisher. I’m choosing a different path: patronage.

I’m inviting a small group of people to stand with this book while it’s still becoming — not as customers, but as supporters, builders, and stewards of the work itself.

If this sounds like something you might want to be part of, please explore the Patron Groups below.

And if you’re just curious?

Leave your email here. You’re not committing to anything — I’ll simply send you more info, and as a thank-you, give you early access to Chapter One as it exists right now!

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SUPPORTER: $95

Be in the room where it happens.

You’ll receive:

Early reader chapter drafts as they emerge (what feels ready to be seen; not everything, not on a schedule) with opportunity to offer your input
Your name included in the acknowledgments of the finished book
A digital copy of the book at launch

BUILDER: $195

Help carry the project across the finish line.

Everything in Patron Group 1, plus:

2 signed physical copies of the book at launch (1 for you + 1 to share)
Inclusion in a special “This Book Was Built By” section in the book (name listed, with the option to share a favorite quote or short dedication)
Optional inclusion on a public “Builder” page on the book’s website

STEWARD: $495

Help steward the deeper intention behind the work.

Everything in Patron Groups 1 and 2, plus:

3 more signed physical copies (5 books total) at launch (1 for you + 4 to share)
An invitation to participate in “Letters To The Future” — this will be a special section of the book featuring short reflections from Stewards answering one question: “What do you hope work will become in your lifetime?” (letters included by name, as contributors)