In the heart of "Thirst," Scott Harrison unfolds a gripping narrative of transformation and hope that challenges the very foundation of what it means to lead a meaningful life. Once a high-flying nightclub promoter in New York City, Harrison's existence was a whirlwind of excess, trapped in a cycle of drugs, alcohol, and superficiality. Disillusioned and questioning the depth of his life's purpose, he embarked on a journey that would redefine his understanding of success and fulfillment. Trading the glitz of nightclubs for the grit of a hospital ship in West Africa, Harrison discovered his true calling. This is not just a story of personal redemption, but a testament to the power of radical change and the indomitable human spirit. "Thirst" is also the origin story of charity: water, a nonprofit organization that emerged from Harrison's epiphany that he could make a real difference in the world. Starting with nothing but a deep desire to address the global water crisis, he navigated the hurdles of creating a charity that stands out for its commitment to transparency, innovative funding models, and a mission to ensure everyone on the planet has access to clean water. Through riveting anecdotes and insights into the challenges of building a nonprofit from the ground up, Harrison offers a blueprint for making an impact. More than just a memoir, "Thirst" is a call to action, inspiring readers to believe that transformation is possible and that each of us holds the power to effect real change.