When the King Ate Grass: What a 2,600-Year-Old Story Has to Say About AI, Burnout, and Coming Back
This book is intentionally short.
Ten chapters. Five-minute reads. You can finish the entire book in about an hour.
At its core, this is the story of King Nebuchadnezzar who lost his mind for seven years—and what his journey can teach us about resilience, identity, restoration, and hope when life feels like it is unraveling.
But this book is also about the world we are living in today.
It explores the pressures of modern life, the uncertainty created by rapid technological change, the careers being reshaped by artificial intelligence, and the quiet struggles many people carry behind polished professional appearances. It speaks to burnout, disappointment, exhaustion, and the feeling that everything familiar is shifting beneath our feet.
Wherever you begin, my hope is that these pages remind you that even the most difficult seasons are not the end of the story.