Few authors have sparked a global conversation with a single question the way Simon Squibb has. Known for stopping strangers on the street and asking them, “What’s your dream?”, a question that has become a signature viral moment on his social channels Simon has inspired millions of people around the world with these raw, relatable conversations.
In What’s Your Dream?, Simon brings that same energy to the page, blending his remarkable journey from teenage homelessness to building and selling a multi-million-pound business with practical, real-world insights that push readers to question success, break free from limiting beliefs, and finally start building the life they truly want.
In a world obsessed with credentials, job titles, and “safe” career paths, entrepreneur Simon Squibb is challenging the very foundations of how we define success. In his new book, What’s Your Dream?, Squibb argues that risk-aversion, not lack of talent, is the biggest barrier holding back the next generation of founders and creators.
From being homeless as a teenager to building and selling a multi-million-pound business, Squibb’s journey defies the conventional entrepreneurial playbook. Today, he is known globally for his street-level conversations with aspiring entrepreneurs, where he asks one disarming question: “What’s your dream?”
Endorsed by Richard Branson, Ali Abdaal, Jay Shetty, and Chris Evans, the book offers a practical, no-nonsense framework for identifying opportunity, overcoming fear, and starting with what you already have, without waiting for funding, validation, or the “perfect” idea.
Unlike traditional business books, What’s Your Dream? focuses on mindset before metrics, action before scale, and purpose before profit. Squibb shares hard-won lessons from years in business alongside real-world stories from people who dared to start small and succeeded.
For India’s rapidly growing start-up and creator economy, this book arrives at a critical moment: when millions are rethinking careers, redefining ambition, and questioning what success really means.
Highlights
- A globally viral entrepreneur bringing the dream movement to readers
- Powerful personal journey: from homelessness to business success
- A timely message for youth, entrepreneurs, and anyone feeling stuck
- Practical, actionable insights, not just motivation
- Strong relevance for India’s Gen Z and millennial audience
