In "Superhuman," technologist and founder Clay Turner presents a profound exploration of human potential in an era where artificial intelligence increasingly rivals human capabilities. Rather than focusing on AI hype or promises of wealth, Turner offers something more valuable: a pathway to rediscovery of our uniquely human qualities. The book guides readers through three developmental phases-the Seeker Stage, where childlike curiosity and imagination are rekindled; the Maker Stage, where achievement and personal growth occur through learning from mistakes; and the Orchestrator Stage, where human ingenuity harmonizes with machine capability. Turner frames the AI revolution not as a threat but as an invitation to personal reinvention and societal transformation. From practical techniques for using consumer-facing large language models to developing fully autonomous AI agents, "Superhuman" provides both philosophical grounding and actionable guidance for students facing uncertain futures, professionals confronting potential obsolescence, and visionaries bringing ideas to life. Turner's central thesis resonates throughout: "To be superhuman is to rediscover what makes us uniquely human"-our best hope for thriving alongside intelligent machines.