Are you living the life you want, or the one someone else designed for you?
Ctrl + Alt + Life is the true story of someone who believed in the corporate system, gave everything to it, and one day walked out escorted by security with a cardboard box under his arm. But more than anything, it's the story of what came after: the fear, the reset, new jobs with the same old demons, and finally the leap toward building something of his own in the world of international logistics.
Without romanticizing entrepreneurship or vilifying employment, Erick Chavolla honestly recounts the real costs of building a life on your own terms — the time, the money, the sleepless nights, the relationships — and what you gain when what you're building is truly yours.
A book for those who have been telling themselves "someday I will" for far too long. For those who work hard but feel like they're barely living. For those who still aren't sure if the leap is worth it, but can no longer ignore the question.
22 chapters, an epilogue, and eight Bonus sections with practical lessons on money, identity, sales, team building, family, and more.
This book won't give you perfect answers. It will give you better questions. And sometimes, that's exactly what you need to take the first step.