Kevin’s international best-seller, Irrational Kindness, was written as part-operating manual for life, part-employee handbook. It flips traditional wisdom in its head and offers a fresh perspective on life.

Being irrational is often seen as negative but I’d argue it can actually be positive, inspiring, and empowering.

We can still achieve our desires and ambitions, regardless of our fears, past experiences, or those who pressure us into thinking we must be highly knowledgeable to succeed, or even begin.

Irrational Kindness inspires understanding and prioritizes kindness toward ourselves as well as others—over everything.