A Long Way Home - by Howard Wright (Hardcover)

About the Book

In this memoir, Howard Wright reveals how a lifetime of chasing external validation led him to discover true bonding, stability, and authenticity.

Book Synopsis

Howard Wright was born into the family that built Seattle's skyline, yet he spent decades without a blueprint. In this candid memoir, Wright reveals how a lifetime of chasing external validation led him to discover what he'd been seeking all along: bonding, stability, and authenticity.

From his childhood in an isolated mansion, to his years as a commercial airline pilot, to building a business empire in Seattle and beyond, Wright shows how the very advantages that should provide security can leave you questioning everything.

A Long Way Home follows his journey to what truly matters:

- Being valued for who he is, rather than his name.

- Creating genuine connections built on trust.

- Finding certainty through self-knowledge rather than control.

For anyone who has felt adrift despite outward success, this memoir proves it's never too late to stop performing and start living authentically.