The book you want to read doesn’t exist. Yet.
Tell WAB something you want to understand, solve, improve or explore. It will create the book you wish someone had already written for you.
We'll design your book before writing it.
THE FIRST 100 DAYS
Taking control of a leadership role without pretending to know everything.
AI WITHOUT THE HYPE
What a business leader actually needs to understand about autonomous agents.
STOICISM FOR SKEPTICS
Ancient ideas for people who don’t believe everything the modern Stoics preach.
WHY CAN’T I FOCUS?
A practical investigation into attention, distraction, and getting your brain back.
Don’t ask for an answer. Ask for the book.
When you face something meaningful, a 5-bullet summary is never enough. You need context, narrative pacing, and enduring structure.
“Here are 3 core principles to start with:
- Set clear expectations and alignment on goals early.
- Hold regular one-on-ones focused on coaching, not status updates.
- Delegate ownership rather than directing specific steps.
THE MANAGER YOU WANT TO BECOME
A practical guide to leading people without losing yourself.
“Answers solve questions. Books change how you understand them.”
Start with anything.
Click any question below to see how WAB shapes it into a book.
“I keep hearing about AI agents. What do they really change for my career?”
“I’ve just become a manager. Teach me how to lead without micromanaging.”
“Stoicism and Buddhism seem to say the same thing in completely different ways.”
“I want to understand probability well enough that I stop confusing luck with skill.”
A book made for one reader. Me.
General books speak to broad markets. WAB creates a book around where you stand.
“I want to understand AI agents, but I'm a business person rather than a developer. I care more about what they change than how to code them.”
AGENTS ARE COMING
What autonomous AI changes when you're responsible for the business, not the code.
You give WAB an idea. A few questions later, this appears.
Managing Without Becoming “The Manager”
How to lead people without losing the independence that made you successful.
The Terrible Promotion
Why being exceptional at your craft doesn’t prepare you for managing others.
Stop Being the Best Person on the Team
How high performers inadvertently strangle team initiative by fixing every small imperfection.
Control Without Controlling
Accountability frameworks that grant total autonomy while maintaining delivery visibility.
Managing by Wandering
Why informal, unscripted hallway dialogues yield richer organizational truth than meetings.
The Architecture of Feedback
Saying the hard, necessary truth cleanly without managerial euphemisms.
Staying Sovereign
Protecting your deep intellect while maintaining unconditional emotional availability.
If your first reaction is “I’d read that,” WAB has done its job.
CREATE MY WAB →Your curiosity deserves more than a chat history.
A conversation gets buried beneath tomorrow’s questions. A book stays.
Conversations fade into the scroll.
THE ART OF DELETERIOUS THOUGHT
A book made for you
“Read it. Highlight it. Return to it. Argue with it. Keep it.”
From reader to thinker to author.
Only if you want to.
1. READ IT
Create a book purely for yourself. Absorb ideas deeply with zero pressure to publish.
2. MAKE IT YOURS
Add your own notes, reactions, counter-arguments, and conclusions.
3. PUBLISH IT
Optional. If your WAB becomes something worth sharing, Wababai can help you turn it into your own book project.
What would you WAB?
Browse books created for other curious minds.
THE 90-DAY CEO
For someone taking over their first company.
WHY CAN’T I FOCUS?
For someone whose brain feels like 37 browser tabs.
AI WITHOUT THE CULT
For someone interested in AI but allergic to tech hype.
THE OTHER SIDE OF STOICISM
For someone who loves Stoicism enough to question it.
SPAIN FOR PEOPLE WHO LIVE HERE
Beyond holidays and tapas.
NETWORKING WHEN YOU’D RATHER GO HOME
For someone who understands its value but hates playing the game.
What book do you wish existed?
There's probably something you've been meaning to understand for years. Or something so specific nobody would ever bother publishing a book about it. That's exactly the point.