Author: Stuart J. Green
In February 2017, Stuart Green received a devastating phone call. His wife, attorney Mia Green, had been ambushed and shot 29 times in front of their three children. His world burned down completely in an instant.
Resilience books proved useless in the aftermath. They all assumed solid ground to return to. But Green’s ground had turned to ash. He needed something far beyond bouncing back.
His book, “The Regenerate Leap,” reads as both a personal memoir and a manifesto for navigating what he calls an age of polycrisis.
Green’s central premise is that resilience focuses on recovery, while regeneration emphasizes transformation. Whether readers find the distinction convincing may depend on how familiar they are with existing resilience literature.
