Steven E Buster

A Pale Face for a Collar Steven E Buster

"So, I welcome those Mondays. Because, every single one is another day closer to me fulfilling my destiny and to me fully walking the divine path that is in alignment with my very being. Forget longing for weekends and for vacations. The idea should be to create a life you don't need to take a vacation from, in the first place." Go to work. Come home. Go to bed for work. Pay bills. Go back to work. Come home. Go to bed for work. Go to work. Come home. Go to bed for work. Pay bills. Go back to work. Does this cycle sound familiar? Why do we have the 40-hour work week? Is life just about paying bills? Do we really need a college degree to do what we love for a living? Is working for Corporate America really the only way to avoid homelessness and to become financially independent? These are questions we've all probably asked at some point but, due to the busyness of life, have never had time to thoroughly investigate. After years of continuous financial stagnancy, working for an employer who didn't appreciate him, and seeing his family and friends stuck in similar situations, one man decided he could no longer quietly go through life without knowing. From the author of, "Product of the Storm," comes the story of James Shields, a 29-year-old office clerk, who gives an intimate and in-depth portrayal of how he and so many others become ensnared in the doldrums of working a non-fulfilling job, living paycheck-to-paycheck, constantly being one big financial disaster away from going under and the documentation of his unorthodox plan and journey to escape the widely accepted imprisonment-the imprisonment that is Working Class America. Be witness to his great escape!