The Book of Bald

Does it feel like this whole body positive movement forgot about you? Hair loss sucks. It crushes your self-esteem, drains your confidence, and over time, has left a graveyard of broken men in its wake. God help you if you crack a fat joke, but bald jokes are fair game?Here's the thing. Going bald doesn't need to be a death sentence. In fact, it can be one of the best things that happens to you. Let me explain...I was at a New Years party back in 2014 and this hunched over skinny guy approached me. He wore glasses and was clearly going through some shit. Namely, hair loss. He introduced himself and asked, "How do you do it? You're in your early twenties and you're bald, yet you've walked around all night like you're the host."I should mention that I, too, wore glasses and was skinny. The difference was my presentation. I stood up straight, I projected, and I smiled. In short, I was confident, but that's what was so weird. Why would a skinny bald guy with glasses have confidence?I'll cut to the chase. I spent the next hour talking to my new friend Michael about how I beat hair loss. That story would become The Book of Bald: Going Bald Like A Man.That talk really helped Michael, just as The Book of Bald has helped hundreds of men from the UK to the US, from Canada to Europe. You can break the bank and cross your fingers on transplants, foams, and supplements, but you know deep down that shit is a Hail Mary. You don't need treatment, you need the support of someone whose been through it before.What readers are saying: "Kyle's frustrations come across with a comedic and manly realism reminiscent of Bill Burr, with the self-help elements of Neil Strauss' "The Game"""Honest, insightful and crazy. It actually made me want to go bald.""Kyle has a beast of a book on his hands.""You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll shave your head."Pick up the Book of Bald, because transplants are too expensive and life is too short to worry about something as small as hair loss.