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Crossing Thirty Tunnels to Kill the Dictator Within

Democracy: From Home to Society

Sometimes democracy fails in a home long before it fails in a country. It fails around the dinner table. During an ordinary conversation. In the moment when no one is willing to truly listen to someone else.

We all criticize dictators. But perhaps the more important question is this:

What happens when we are the ones who hold power?

Are we always willing to engage in dialogue?

Do we always admit when we are wrong?

Do we genuinely listen to the voices of others?

This book is a journey through thirty tunnels.

A journey to discover the part of ourselves that always wants to be right. The part that, if left unchecked, can slowly drive freedom out of our lives.

Perhaps the greatest discovery along the way is this:

Many dictators are first created in homes, not in presidential palaces. And many democracies begin there as well.