Walking Psychosis

In this compelling essay, I explore the pervasive culture of complacency and its profound impact on societal progress. Drawing from personal experiences and broader cultural observations, I examine the psychological and systemic forces that encourage submission to the status quo, even when it perpetuates harm and inequality. This work is both a call to action and a reflection on the power of persistence in the face of dismissal and resistance, urging readers to reject "that's just how it is" and embrace the transformative potential of change.

Who This Book is For:

• Individuals striving to push past societal complacency and advocate for progress.
• Changemakers who face resistance and seek validation for their persistence.
• Readers of social commentary and reflective essays exploring the intersections of psychology, culture, and systemic change.