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I had the six-figure job, the custom-built home, and a prescription that made me invincible. Until it made me insane. In 2015, I was a project manager at an investment bank, earning a great salary and building a life that looked perfect on paper. But underneath the ""Millennial Gray"" paint and the corporate success, I was fighting a secret war against my own body. Obsessed with my weight since childhood and desperate to maintain the facade of a high-functioning professional, I walked into a psychiatrist's office looking for control. I walked out with a prescription for Adderall. It worked. I lost the weight. I worked harder. I felt unstoppable. Then, the ""default settings"" of my brain began to unravel. For What It's Worth is the raw, unfiltered true story of a descent into drug-induced psychosis. From the boardroom to a railway bridge in Boulder, Colorado, staring down at a rocky riverbed while voices whispered in my head, this is a look at what happens when the drive for perfection collides with undiagnosed Bipolar Disorder. This isn't just another addiction memoir. It is a rare, unflinching look at male body dysmorphia, and the crushing pressure of modern corporate life. It is a story about losing your mind, destroying your marriage, and finding the strength to rebuild a life worth living from the ashes of the one you burned down. ""Raw, profane, and terrifyingly honest.""

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