He wasn't supposed to survive his first breath. Born to a teenage mother in circumstances medical science can't explain, Kevin came into this world fighting—and he's never stopped. Severe asthma that kept him in hospitals throughout childhood. Growing up without a father, only to discover the man he thought was his dad wasn't. Getting hit by a truck at 40 mph and landing in front of a church called "New Life." Watching his fiancée die three feet away while he did homework. Being betrayed by the father figure who helped him, only to evict him and leave him homeless. Nearly dying from COVID alone, months before the world even knew what COVID was. Kevin shouldn't exist. But he does. And somehow, through every impossible loss and inexplicable survival, he's built multiple businesses, raised a son, and refused to quit—even when he doesn't understand why he's still here. The Man Who Shouldn't Exist isn't a motivational story with easy answers. It's a raw, honest memoir about surviving when life doesn't make sense. About building when everything keeps falling apart. About fighting for meaning in a life that defies explanation. If you've ever felt broken, lost, or wondered if you can keep going—this book will show you that you can. Not because it's easy. But because refusing to fold is always an option.