Mo Money, Mo Problems
A Satirical Guide to Business, Power, and Ambition
CEO & Chief Hustle Officer
About this book
Mo Money, Mo Problems
A Satirical Guide to Business, Power, and Ambition
Mo Money, Mo Problems is not a business book about winning.
It is a book about what happens after you start winning.
Written as a sharp, culture-aware satire, this book reframes ambition, money, power, and legacy through uncomfortable truths most business advice avoids. It explores what belief costs before success, what growth exposes instead of fixes, and why power without humility eventually collapses under its own weight.
This is not a step by step manual.
It is a pattern book.
Through short, direct chapters inspired by the realities of hustle culture, scaling, loyalty, visibility, and exits, the book examines the emotional and structural pressures that appear as soon as momentum arrives. It challenges the fantasy that money solves problems and replaces it with a more honest view of responsibility, discipline, and survival.
Inside, you will find reflections on:
- Why belief is the first form of capital
- How execution separates ambition from delusion
- What money actually changes, and what it makes worse
- The hidden costs of loyalty, partnerships, and visibility
- Why exits are transitions, not endings
- How humility and gratitude protect power from rotting
Mo Money, Mo Problems is for founders, creatives, operators, and builders who want more, and are willing to face the tradeoffs that come with it. It is for readers tired of sanitized advice and empty motivation, and ready for clarity that does not flinch.
This book does not promise ease.
It offers honesty.
Because ambition is not dangerous.
Unexamined ambition is.
And success is never the final chapter.