All In

Morris's book, subtitled All Risking Everything for Everything that Matters, is written for ambitious leaders who have achieved a lot and sense they need to look inward. It asks readers to examine the private, hidden side of themselves so they can build a life that feels truly their own, with more liberty, delight, imagination, and strength.

Morris argues that everyone leads something, whether a team, a household, or a community, and that the quality of that leadership depends on how well we understand and heal our inner lives. He recounts how his success in business, fueled by the same drive and abilities that earned it, began to undermine his happiness and the people closest to him just as he reached the top. He found that other executives faced similar patterns of feeling stuck or unfulfilled. The book follows his story alongside theirs as they chose honesty and openness to uncover blind spots and childhood wounds that were holding them back.

The book draws on neuroscience, psychology, addiction recovery, and biblical wisdom, combined with personal accounts from Morris's life and those of other leaders. It offers a practical, encouraging plan for men who want greater effectiveness, fulfillment, creativity, and a stronger capacity to do good.