What Makes Us Human, Fails Us Too A Stage Play and Novella: Navigating Through the Chaos of Professional Ambition to the Calm of Personal Healing

A Story That Echoes in Every Heart - A Journey of Resilience, Love, and Self-Discovery

What do we sacrifice in the relentless pursuit of success? "What Makes Us Human, Fails Us Too" explores the fragile line between ambition and burnout, strength and vulnerability.

Neal is at the height of his career-a high-achieving sales executive whose life outwardly glimmers with success. But beneath the surface lies a quieter battle against exhaustion, self-doubt, and emotional isolation.

As the cracks widen, Neal's descent into mental health struggles forces him to confront the unspoken weight that many professionals carry.

Told through two powerful formats-a raw and emotional stage play and a reflective novella-this book immerses readers in Neal's world. The stage play grips you with visceral dialogue and dynamic performances. At the same time, the novella invites you into the quiet corners of Neal's mind, unraveling his inner journey with prose that lingers long after the final page.

Why Read This?

• Universal Theme: Tackles burnout, imposter syndrome, and the toll of professional pressure.
• Two Formats, One Story: Experience it through vivid performance or introspective narrative.
• Inspiration and Healing: A tribute to resilience, healing, and the unbreakable bonds of friendship and family.

For anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by their ambitions or struggled to balance work and well-being, this book reflects our shared humanity.

Let this story remind you that the same heart that carries dreams can bear burdens, and the same mind that fuels ambition can learn to heal.