Collapse doesn't just take what you own. It takes who you think you are.

The Book On Reinvention After Consequences is a raw, unflinching manual for those who have lost everything — career, reputation, relationships — and must figure out how to live when the world won't let them forget.

Rowan Blake guides readers through the full arc of reinvention: from the humiliation of collapse to the painstaking process of clearing the rubble, choosing what to carry forward, and taking the first quiet wins that prove life can move again. This is not a book of platitudes or easy inspiration. It's a field guide to rebuilding when judgment, shame, and public memory feel like permanent weights.

In the tradition of James Clear (Atomic Habits) and Ryan Holiday (The Obstacle Is the Way), this book combines narrative insight, psychological research, and practical exercises to help readers face reality, metabolize shame, and turn collapse into the start of something truer.

Direct, unsentimental, and relentlessly actionable, this book is designed for those who can't just "move on" — because moving on isn't an option until you face what fell apart.