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Mike Karame is the author of How to Lose a Life You Love, a memoir about conditioning, collapse, and what's left when you rebuild without it.
Mike Karame spent nineteen years running his own horse club in Lebanon alongside a life of paragliding, kitesurfing, diving, and motorcycling. A later business in Australia collapsed and cost him his home and life savings — the same year he found love with his partner, Kate. How to Lose a Life You Love is his account of what childhood conditioning quietly decides for us, and what it takes to take the decision back.
How to Lose a Life You Love: A Memoir of Conditioning, Collapse, and Sovereignty traces one life across two names, two continents, and four turning points: a childhood in Lebanon that quietly wrote the rules; a horse club and years of adventure sport that looked like rebellion; the collapse of a business in Australia that took everything material with it; and the slow, unglamorous work of building a sovereign life afterward, with his partner Kate, in a caravan crossing the outback.
Its central claim: the conditioning we absorb as children keeps making our decisions as adults — quietly, invisibly — until loss forces us to look at it directly.
How childhood rules keep steering adult choices long after we think we've outgrown them.
What actually happens — practically and psychologically — when you lose a business, a home, and your savings at once.
The difference between a life that looks free and one that is, and the ordinary work of closing that gap.
| 1 | You use two names in the book — Mohamad and Mike. What does each one represent to you? |
| 2 | You ran a horse club for nineteen years while also pursuing paragliding, kitesurfing, and diving. What was that rebellion actually against? |
| 3 | Walk us through the collapse in Australia — what did losing the business, the home, and the savings actually feel like day to day? |
| 4 | You found love with Kate in the same period you lost almost everything else. How do those two things sit together? |
| 5 | What does "sovereignty" mean to you now, practically, compared to how you would have defined it before the collapse? |
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