C.K. Saige

C.K. Saige is the author of Yes, You’re the Problem: BPD, a self-help book designed to empower readers with the knowledge they need to facilitate personal growth and strengthen their connections with others. His work is rooted in the belief that understanding ourselves and those around us is the key to living fuller, more meaningful lives. A self-proclaimed advocate of living a limitless life, Saige draws inspiration from his favorite mantra, “Difficult takes a day, impossible takes a week” (Jay-Z), reflecting his unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries—both his own and those of his readers. Saige’s diverse career journey mirrors his adventurous outlook on life and has brought him into contact with people from all walks of life. He has proudly served in both the United States Army and Air Force, navigated the competitive world of real estate as a licensed realtor, earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Filmmaking and Digital Production, and engaged in countless meaningful conversations while working as a rideshare driver. Through these experiences, he has witnessed the full spectrum of human emotion and connection, in environments ranging from the highly structured to the wildly creative. It was these encounters that sparked Saige’s deep fascination with borderline personality disorder. Driven by a desire to understand the complexities of human relationships, he immersed himself in research, expanding his knowledge and cultivating insights that would eventually form the foundation of his writing. His book stands as a guide for those seeking clarity, self-awareness, and healthier relationships. Born on the serene Caribbean island nation of St. Kitts & Nevis, Saige currently calls Dallas home… for now. He shares a close bond with his adult son, who lives independently, while Saige continues to embrace life’s intricacies and adventures. Among his achievements, he has flown a Robinson R22 helicopter solo for over 140 miles—an experience that reflects his relentless drive to turn aspirations into reality. Now, he plans to expand his aviation skills by learning to pilot fixed-wing aircraft, proving once again that with dedication, the impossible is always within reach. For Saige, every day is an opportunity to break limits—and through his writing, he empowers his readers to do the same.