YOU’RE NOT GOD: That Job Is Taken by SCOTT H. SILVERMAN
https://www.amazon.com/YOURE-NOT-GOD-That-Taken/dp/B0FNKG3TPW
We all want to help. We want to protect the people we love, solve their problems, and keep life running smoothly. But in trying to “fix” everything, we sometimes make things harder—for them and for ourselves. That’s where You’re Not God (That Job Is Taken) steps in.
In this heartfelt, relatable, and often gently humorous guide, Scott H. Silverman—addiction recovery expert, crisis coach, and CNN Hero—shows why letting go of control can be one of the most loving choices we make. Drawing from his own journey from addiction and rock bottom to over three decades of sobriety, Scott offers a refreshing truth: you are not the answer to everyone’s problems, but you can be part of the healing.
Through inspiring stories, practical insights, and simple tools, You’re Not God (That Job Is Taken) teaches you how to:
Support without controlling
Lead with empathy instead of perfectionism
Listen more deeply to those who need you
Release the pressure of trying to “do it all”
Whether you’re a worried parent, a burnt-out leader, or someone feeling overwhelmed by the demands of life, this book will give you hope, perspective, and a clear path forward. It’s not about saving everyone—it’s about showing up, making space for growth, and choosing progress over perfection.
Real love listens. Real change happens when we stop trying to be God—and start being fully present.
About the author
Scott H. Silverman is the author of “tell Me No, I Dare You!” and is an in demand leadership speaker. Scott is both locally and nationally recognized as a leader in the field of workforce development. He has received numerous awards and honors including recently being named “CNN Hero of the Week” and the City of San Diego honored him by selecting February 19th as ” Scott Silverman Day” for his contributions to the community. He is the Executive Director and Founder of Second Chance, a human services agency that is committed to breaking the cycle of unemployment, poverty, and homelessness by offering job readiness training, employment placement assistance, mental health counseling, case management, and affordable housing referrals to people who desire to change their lives. Over the past 15 years Second Chance has assisted more than 24,000 economically disadvantaged and homeless persons in San Diego gain employment and leave poverty, gang affiliations, and crime.
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