About This Book
Andrew Wilkinson went from making $6.50 an hour as a barista to building a business worth over a billion dollars—and he'd be the first to warn you.
In Never Enough, Wilkinson takes a "no secrets" approach to the wealth journey most people only see from the outside. He traces how he built what's been called a "Berkshire Hathaway for internet companies," while pulling back the curtain on the toxic effect extreme wealth can have on relationships, mental health and personal identity. The lessons here run in both directions—what worked, and what cost him dearly.
For entrepreneurs chasing the next milestone, Wilkinson's account is a rare corrective: honest about the mechanics of building something significant and equally honest about what waits on the other side of success.