The Book for People Who Do Too Much

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"Hard work never killed anybody," they say, but Bradley Trevor Greive (BTG) is here to tell us that's not entirely true. This belief may have built our nation into a star-spangled superpower, but BTG argues it's also led many to a premature end. In his witty and insightful book, The Book for People Who Do Too Much, BTG reminds us that overwork can cause more than just burnout—it can age us prematurely, lead to hair loss, and even cause some seriously questionable fashion choices.

Too many people push themselves beyond their limits in pursuit of more—more success, more possessions, more everything—only to find they end up with less. As BTG puts it, "It's like climbing mountain after mountain and never taking the time to enjoy the view."

With his signature blend of charming animal photos, gentle humor, and sharp insights, BTG encourages us to find the courage to say "no." He shows us how this simple two-letter word can be both empowering and amusing, without offending others. While saying no may seem selfish, it actually frees us to savor life and pursue our true passions—allowing us to give more of ourselves to the people who matter most.