'A raw, deeply revealing reflection on loss, love, grief and healing...'

Daniel Isenberg lost his vivacious, tenacious, and gifted Neapolitan wife after a four-year battle with a very rare, untreatable cancer. In “Not for You” Isenberg takes us with him on a uniquely honest, intimate, raw journey starting with the months leading up to his loss, and in the months after, grappling with the “knife” buried in his chest after her death. Deeply reflective, Isenberg studiously avoids giving out advice while allowing readers to reach their own conclusions about how to deal with tragedy and loss.

Powerful and beautiful, painful and resonant, vivid… thank you for sharing your journey. - Karen Dillon-Perez, co-author of bestseller, “How to Measure Your Life,” and former chief editor, Harvard Business Review.

Daniel Isenberg is a former Harvard professor, investor, former entrepreneur, global authority on entrepreneurship, proud father and enamored grandfather. He has danced salsa on stage, painted, given cooking demonstrations, published a children’s book, and raised a family of four now with numerous grandchildren. Author of Worthless, Impossible, and Stupid (HBRP 2013), Isenberg has a Ph.D. in Social Psychology from Harvard and speaks Hebrew and Italian in addition to English.