My Rose Colord Glasses: What I Almost Died To See

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. At four in the morning, in a hospital bed with someone else's blood running into his arm, Jason Caras did the math on a wall clock and understood he might not live until sunrise. He'd spent thirteen days bleeding internally.

So he reached for his phone, laid it on his chest, and started recording goodbyes to his wife and children - and in the middle of dying, discovered everything he had never actually done with his life. My Rose-Colored Glasses is the story of what led to that bed and what came after it.

A serial entrepreneur who built companies, lost everything three times, and climbed back each time, Caras walks you through the summit he thought he'd reached, the friend whose death taught him what living awake looks like, the year that took him to the darkest place a mind can go - and the charter he wrote on the way back up.

This is not a book about positive thinking. It's about the difference between optimism you're born with and optimism you've earned - and how to take the second look at your own life without paying the price he paid. The wave is up. He hopes you ride.