Newest Release · Foundations Series Book 07
The Thermostat
For every reader who has ever had the tools and not used them, and never understood why.
Is this book for you?
Read this if
- You have the information and tools but still do not use them
- You want to understand why belief and identity shape what people do
- You like fiction that asks hard questions
What you will take from it
- The idea of an internal set point, and why information alone does not move it
- Why identity has to change before behavior lasts
- Questions to ask about your own set point
Format: novel. Kindle $7.99, paperback $14.99, audiobook, and the Reader Edition ($17) with a 30-day application track.
About the Book
Marcus Webb, a modern financial educator, is sent back to 1852 Mississippi. He teaches wealth principles to enslaved men and women who cannot use them because their internal thermostat, the set point for what they believe is possible for people like them, has never been touched.
He fails. He returns. He goes back and works differently, going identity-first with both the enslaved and the enslavers.
When he returns to the present, America looks like the Constitution intended.
The book is for every reader who has ever had the tools and not used them, and never understood why.
Where to Buy
Buy Direct
The Reader Edition
Buying direct gets you more than the retail edition. The Reader Edition carries the full text of the novel plus a working section built to be used, not admired.
- The Field Card — the whole book compressed to one page
- The 30-Day Application Track — four weeks of specific work, one week per phase
- The Working Pages — audit questions with room to write, built to be used
Read the story straight through first. Then go back and work the pages. The book is the input. The working section is where it becomes yours.