You think you know. But you don’t.

You think you know who you are.

You think you know what you want.

You think you know love, success, money, happiness, history — even God.

But what if you’ve been wrong all along?

In a world full of loud experts, shallow information, and borrowed beliefs, we are drowning in “knowing” while starving for truth. We cling to illusions, repeat what society taught us, and confuse noise for wisdom.

This book is a ruthless wake-up call.

You Think You Know, But You Don’t tears apart the myths you’ve been living by — from identity to ambition, from love to faith — and replaces them with raw clarity. With a sharp, no-nonsense voice, it challenges the ego, shatters false certainties, and forces you to confront uncomfortable truths.

But it doesn’t leave you there. It hands you tools to move from arrogance of knowing to humility of understanding, from fear of uncertainty to the freedom of not knowing.

This is not a book of answers. It’s a book of questions — the kind that cut through the noise and make you see yourself, your life, and the world differently.

So, let me ask you one last time:

Do you think you know?

Because once you open these pages, you’ll realize — you don’t.

And that’s where your real freedom begins.