We've been fighting the wrong enemy.

For years we chased material poverty (not enough resources), time poverty (not enough hours), and meaning poverty (not enough purpose). The Poverty Behind Poverty argues that each of these is a frozen picture—a snapshot Thought uses to manage a world that never stops moving.

With a voice that is both poetic and practical, Yram Hossoo puts Thought on trial for "framing" reality and shows how to melt the frames without hating the tools, the messengers, or the systems that carry our messages. The cure isn't more hours or louder meaning. The cure is seeing motion again—then moving with it.

What you'll learn

Why this book now
In a world of automation, media noise, and performance spirituality, we no longer need bigger arguments; we need cleaner perception. This book is a scalpel for fog. Read it in one sitting; use it for a lifetime.

For readers of: Viktor Frankl, David Foster Wallace (nonfiction), James Clear (systems that stick), Brian McLaren/Richard Rohr (contemplative clarity), and anyone tired of hype.

Tagline: Stop fighting pictures. Restore flow.