"Luke Burgis shares a story of tragedy and loss, and how it led to a life of compassion and hope. The One and the Ninety-Nine is a guide to living with virtue in the hardest circumstances, and finding deep joy."
--Arthur C. Brooks, Harvard professor and #1 New York Times bestselling author

"Burgis shows us how to resist the siren call of false identification, which targets us every moment of every day from all our devices. Joining his own experience to the testimony of the ages, he reveals how we discover our true selves in a personal response to the call of the good and the beautiful."
--Michael Clune, author of Pan

"Social contagion is the most important phenomenon of our time. The One and the Ninety-Nine is the place to go to learn about it."
--Tyler Cowen, author of The Complacent Class

"A book about the problem beneath all our other problems: how to become a person capable of truth, courage, and belonging in a culture that dissolves all three. Burgis manages to be both humane and unflinchingly honest, which is not only rare, but invaluable."
--Katherine Dee, internet culture reporter

"The One and the Ninety-Nine is nothing short of courageous. Luke Burgis has risked much in his boldness of form and content, in making it personal. In a time when the stakes could hardly be higher, this book could lead you to great rewards. Take it personally."
--Andrew McLuhan, founder of the McLuhan Institute

"The strength of the team is the self. The strength of the self is the team. Burgis shows you how to be authentically yourself and consider the impact you're having on others so you can do your best work and build your strongest relationships."
--Kim Scott, author Radical Candor and Radical Respect

"Developing a healthy truth-seeking identity in an age of both isolation and digital saturation based on tribal identities is rapidly becoming a core issue for young people. The One and the Ninety-Nine is a guide for both individuals and parents on how to foster one through healthy relationships."
--Michael Strong, founder of the Socratic Experience, author of The Habit of Thought and Be the Solution

"A warm, wonderful account of how to develop a healthy self--based in community--for the age of digital distraction. It combines personal reflections from key transitions with longer-term principles on how to live a satisfying life."
--Magatte Wade, entrepreneur and author of The Heart of the Cheetah

"The One and the Ninety-Nine offers a compelling exploration of how to develop a healthier sense of self in an age of social contagion and fragmented identities. A timely and much-needed book."
--Anne-Laure Le Cunff, neuroscientist and author of Tiny Experiments