Jebose Eboha

A World Without Men's Ego: How Men Learn to Prove Their Worth—and Sometimes Forget Themselves

A WORLD WITHOUT MEN’S EGO: How Men Learn to Prove Their Worth—and Sometimes Forget Themselves. What if the very thing a man spends his life proving is the thing he has never truly understood?From the pressure to succeed to the unspoken demand to always appear strong, many men spend years becoming everything the world expects them to be.But beneath the achievements, the confidence, the responsibilities, and the image lies a question few ever stop to ask:Who is a man when he no longer has anything to prove?In a world where worth is often measured by what a man earns, achieves, provides, and endures, A World Without Men’s Ego by Jebose Eboha invites you to look beyond the image and question what lies beneath it.Through sharp observations and compelling storytelling, this thought-provoking book explores the hidden tensions between masculinity, identity, pride, and the need to be enough.Because perhaps the real cost of proving yourself is not what you sacrifice to succeed.Perhaps it is the part of yourself you slowly forget along the way.And what happens when you finally begin to notice?

The Local Boy with International Sense

The Local Boy with International Sense A Coming-of-Age Memoir of Identity, Ambition, and Becoming. At five, he lost his father.At seven, he left home.His village was the world he knew.Then the world began to expand.New places. New people. New expectations. And, somewhere along the way, a boy began becoming someone he could never have predicted.But growing up is rarely a straight line. Some discoveries change how you see the world. Others force you to see yourself differently.Behind every new chapter of life was another version of him—some familiar, some unexpected, and some he might never have imagined becoming.Seventeen identities. Countless turning points. One unfinished story.What happens when the life ahead of you takes you far beyond the world you once knew? How much of who you become is shaped by where you come from, the choices you make, and the people you meet along the way?In The Local Boy with International Sense, Jebose Eboha opens a window into a life shaped by ambition, discovery, contradictions, and the unpredictable business of becoming.A journey rooted in an African childhood, but reaching into questions of identity, belonging, success, and what it really means to find your place in the world.Not a story of having it all figured out, but of living, learning, and discovering that the person you set out to become may not be the person you eventually meet.The village gave him roots.The world widened his horizons.The rest is a story of becoming.Read the journey.

Overthinking for a Living: Understanding Why We Overthink—and How to Start Living Again

OVERTHINKING FOR A LIVINGHow to Stop Living in Your Head and Start Living Your LifeYou can exhaust yourself solving problems that haven't happened, rehearsing conversations that may never happen, and worrying about decisions you haven't even made.And somehow, the actual problem remains untouched.A simple decision becomes a debate. A passing comment becomes a mystery to investigate. Tomorrow's possibilities compete for attention until today's opportunities quietly pass you by.The mind is supposed to help us make sense of life. But sometimes, it keeps us so busy analysing everything that we struggle to do anything.Overthinking for a Living explores how fear, perfectionism, self-doubt, and the search for certainty turn thinking into a barrier to progress.With relatable stories, practical insights, and a touch of humour, Jebose Eboha helps you recognise when reflection becomes rumination, separate realistic concerns from imagined disasters, and make decisions without needing every possible outcome figured out.You'll learn to break the cycle of endless analysis, trust your judgement more, and turn ideas into meaningful action—even when the path ahead isn't entirely clear.Because not every thought deserves a meeting. And not every decision needs a committee.You don't have to silence your mind or stop thinking deeply. You need to know when to think things through, when to let a thought go, and when it's time to act.Get your copy today and spend less time second-guessing yourself—and more time making things happen.