You're not broken. You're on the floor.

And the floor is exactly where your story gets decided.

Aaron Abair has been homeless with a family depending on him. He's had everything taken—the cars, the apartment, the salary, the security. He built a restaurant from nothing in a 150-person town that had no business supporting one and kept it alive for over a year on faith alone. He watched his daughter take her first steps on a video call from a hotel room in Indiana because someone else owned his time.

He knows the floor. Not as a metaphor. As an address he actually lived at.

This book is not a formula. It is not a guaranteed path to wealth or a polished success story from someone looking down from the mountaintop. It is a map—drawn from real territory, walked mile by mile, by a man who has been to the places you are trying to escape and found his way out every single time.

Get Off the Floor is for the person who looks like they have it together on the outside and knows—quietly, in the private hours—that when it really comes down to it, the fear is louder than the faith. For the dreamer who keeps starting and stopping. For the parent lying awake at night doing math that doesn't add up. For the person who has been carrying something they know they're supposed to do and hasn't done it yet.

Inside you will find the real story of what faith in action actually looks like—not the Sunday morning version, but the last night in the hotel room version. The version where God shows up as a phone call from a stranger at the exact moment you run out of options.

You will find the truth about what's really holding you back—and it's not your circumstances.

You will find the map.

The floor is not the end of your story.

It is the place where your story gets decided.

Get up.