"A remarkable transformation story that goes far beyond typical business memoirs." — Steve Case, Co-Founder, AOL
His brother committed murder. Clinical depression descended twice. The church abandoned his family when they needed it most.
But he built a half-billion-dollar company anyway.
Jim Minarik rang the bell to open the NASDAQ Stock Exchange. He finished seven marathons. He had a wonderful wife and two great kids. He split his time between his home in California and circling the globe on the world's most exclusive residential yacht. From the outside, he had everything.
Inside, he couldn't stop running and achieving.
But achievement couldn't undo his brother's crime. Success couldn't answer what mattered most: Who am I beneath the titles? Why am I here? What does this all mean?
Therapy wasn't enough. So he turned to the unconventional: meditation, MDMA therapy, ketamine therapy, psilocybin, and shamanic ceremony. He encountered an ancient Spirit Man, backed an expedition into the Amazon, and finally confronted what he'd spent decades running from.
RECKONING is more than a CEO's story. Part true crime memoir, part business book, and part exploration of mental health and spiritual awakening, it is a raw, unflinching account of loss, identity, love, leadership, and reinvention. Written for anyone who has achieved, endured, struggled with depression, or felt the quiet pull toward something more, this book is an invitation to reconsider what truly matters—and to keep growing beyond success.
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Jim Minarik is an entrepreneur, business leader, and former CEO who helped build a half-billion-dollar company. Throughout his career he rang the opening bell at the NASDAQ Stock Exchange, completed seven marathons, and traveled the world in business. In Reckoning, he shares the deeply personal story behind those accomplishments-including family tragedy, depression, spiritual exploration, and the lifelong search for meaning beyond success.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. His brother committed murder. Clinical depression descended twice. The church abandoned his family when they needed it most.But he built a half-billion-dollar company anyway.Jim Minarik rang the bell to open the NASDAQ Stock Exchange. He finished seven marathons. He had a wonderful wife and two great kids. He split his time between his home in California and circling the globe on the world's most exclusive residential yacht. From the outside, he had everything.Inside, he couldn't stop running and achieving.But achievement couldn't undo his brother's crime. Success couldn't answer what mattered most: Who am I beneath the titles? Why am I here? What does this all mean?Therapy wasn't enough. So he turned to the unconventional. Meditation. MDMA. Ketamine. Psilocybin. Shamanic ceremony.He encountered an ancient Spirit Man. Backed an expedition into the Amazon.And finally confronted what he'd spent decades running from.RECKONING is more than a CEO's story. It is a raw, unflinching exploration of loss, identity, mental health, love, and reinvention. Written for anyone who has achieved, endured, or felt the quiet pull toward something more, this book is an invitation to reconsider what truly matters-and to keep growing beyond success. A successful entrepreneur recounts the tragedy that shaped his life, his rise in business, his struggles with depression, and the spiritual journey that ultimately led him to redefine success and discover deeper meaning. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798903890064
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. His brother committed murder. Clinical depression descended twice. The church abandoned his family when they needed it most.But he built a half-billion-dollar company anyway.Jim Minarik rang the bell to open the NASDAQ Stock Exchange. He finished seven marathons. He had a wonderful wife and two great kids. He split his time between his home in California and circling the globe on the world's most exclusive residential yacht. From the outside, he had everything.Inside, he couldn't stop running and achieving.But achievement couldn't undo his brother's crime. Success couldn't answer what mattered most: Who am I beneath the titles? Why am I here? What does this all mean?Therapy wasn't enough. So he turned to the unconventional. Meditation. MDMA. Ketamine. Psilocybin. Shamanic ceremony.He encountered an ancient Spirit Man. Backed an expedition into the Amazon.And finally confronted what he'd spent decades running from.RECKONING is more than a CEO's story. It is a raw, unflinching exploration of loss, identity, mental health, love, and reinvention. Written for anyone who has achieved, endured, or felt the quiet pull toward something more, this book is an invitation to reconsider what truly matters-and to keep growing beyond success. A successful entrepreneur recounts the tragedy that shaped his life, his rise in business, his struggles with depression, and the spiritual journey that ultimately led him to redefine success and discover deeper meaning. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798903890064
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. His brother committed murder. Clinical depression descended twice. The church abandoned his family when they needed it most.But he built a half-billion-dollar company anyway.Jim Minarik rang the bell to open the NASDAQ Stock Exchange. He finished seven marathons. He had a wonderful wife and two great kids. He split his time between his home in California and circling the globe on the world's most exclusive residential yacht. From the outside, he had everything.Inside, he couldn't stop running and achieving.But achievement couldn't undo his brother's crime. Success couldn't answer what mattered most: Who am I beneath the titles? Why am I here? What does this all mean?Therapy wasn't enough. So he turned to the unconventional. Meditation. MDMA. Ketamine. Psilocybin. Shamanic ceremony.He encountered an ancient Spirit Man. Backed an expedition into the Amazon.And finally confronted what he'd spent decades running from.RECKONING is more than a CEO's story. It is a raw, unflinching exploration of loss, identity, mental health, love, and reinvention. Written for anyone who has achieved, endured, or felt the quiet pull toward something more, this book is an invitation to reconsider what truly matters-and to keep growing beyond success. A successful entrepreneur recounts the tragedy that shaped his life, his rise in business, his struggles with depression, and the spiritual journey that ultimately led him to redefine success and discover deeper meaning. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798903890064
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