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Todd Henry argues that the most valuable land in the world is a graveyard—because it’s where unrealized ideas and un-pursued projects are buried. Die Empty is his call to “refuse to settle” and pour your best energy, talent, and insight into the work you do now, so you don’t leave your potential behind. Henry pinpoints seven common traps that keep driven people stuck (e.g., aimlessness, busyness without progress) and offers practices for breaking them, such as deliberately carving out “white space” for thinking and separating three kinds of work—mapping, making, and meshing—to maintain creative rhythm. The book blends short anecdotes, concrete exercises, and memorable metaphors (“the three kinds of work,” “the seven deadly sins of mediocrity”) to help readers build daily habits that keep passion and productivity aligned.
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