Fred Hubler didn't set out to be a contrarian. He kept running into "normal" that made no sense. Then he learned what happens when you stop accepting it. From early corporate life to building a firm in the shadow of Vanguard, his work kept pointing to the same formula: Question what's broken, prove your move, and then act like you mean it.
Screw Average gives readers a simple, demanding playbook: Be a contrarian, be right, and take massive action. It's written for entrepreneurs and builders who want more than motivation. It's for people who are ready to get comfortable being uncomfortable and turn a sharp idea into momentum.
Along the way, Hubler draws lessons from finance, nonprofits, and history, along with exercises that push readers out of the stands and onto the field. If you're tired of playing by rules that don't serve you, this book hands you the tools to build success on your own terms.