Something rose in your chest once. A knowing. You couldn't prove it, so you swallowed it.
Then you sat in a room where heads were nodding and your body whispered "that's not right" but your mouth stayed shut.
Later, the answer showed up on its own. Clear. Quiet. Yours. And then you walked it over to someone else and asked them to confirm what you already knew.
There's a life running underneath the one you're performing. A current with no name, pulling you somewhere your calendar can't explain.
You don't need more information. You need language for what's already in there.
Before
We carried stories that weren't ours and called it life.
After
You stop asking for permission to know what you know.
What story did somebody put on you before you were old enough to know the difference?
The feeling was real this entire time. The language took a little longer to arrive.
Asher A. Wright
Asher A. Wright carried a map before he carried a pen. Military veteran. Farm roots. Over 900 books into the study of what runs underneath. He helps veterans, immigrants, nonprofit leaders, executives, and entrepreneurs pull the stories out of their chest and put them on paper. ZERO is the book he wrote when he finally pointed the recipe at himself.
ZERO is the book. The work behind it lives at Memoirs to Millions - where stories become books and books become movements.
