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Doom Guy: Life in First Person is the long-awaited autobiography of gaming’s original rock star and the cocreator of DOOM, Quake, and Wolfenstein—some of the most recognizable and important titles in video game history. Credited with the invention of the first-person shooter, a genre that continues to dominate the market today, he is gaming royalty. Told in remarkable detail, a byproduct of his hyperthymesia, Romero recounts his storied career.

Josh Duffy is staring into the abyss. A decorated army veteran turned military contractor, his last mission went sideways, leaving him badly injured and his career derailed. Now, he’s working as a mall cop, trying to keep his family one step ahead of the bill collectors. So when a chance at redemption - and a big pay day - comes his way, Duff eagerly jumps in. The job - to ride shotgun on a motorcade of heavily armed and armored vehicles as they roll into Mexico’s cartel country.

You already know exactly what you need to do. You just haven't done it. Start the business. Get in the best shape of your life. Take care of your family the way you always swore you would. You've known for years. You've made the resolutions. You've said "someday" a thousand times. And someday never comes. Just Shut Up And Do It is the kick in the pants—and the hand on the shoulder—for the man who wants more and is tired of watching everyone else live it. No hustle-bro hype. No five-figure course. No 22-year-old "guru" flexing in front of a rented Lamborghini.

You are the hardest worker in the room. You have the degrees, the certifications, the credentials — and someone else keeps getting the promotion. This is not a book about working harder. This is a book about the one skill your education never gave you.

You've been paying for insurance your whole life. But do you actually know what you have? Most people treat insurance like a bill they are forced to pay. The wealthy treat it like a weapon — the foundation of every dollar they have ever built.

The corporate ladder is gone. It's been replaced by a game—and if you don't know the rules, you're going to lose. For nearly twenty years, John D. Romero climbed to the top 1% of U.S. income earners, holding elite financial licenses (Series 7, 66, 24) and advising thousands of clients—from struggling families to $150M net-worth individuals. Then, he walked away. Why? Because the corporate world quietly replaced true leaders with corporate cowards who climb via flattery, credit-theft, and politics instead of excellence.

For the past 24 years, I’ve been investing. For much of that time, I’ve also been a licensed financial advisor, sitting across the table from thousands of people from all walks of life—from new graduates to near-retirees.