In 99 Ways to Leave Leviathan, Max Borders and Jeffrey A. Tucker show how human creativity and innovation consistently move faster than government control, as people find peaceful and inventive ways to work around restrictive systems. The authors present ninety nine examples of entrepreneurial problem solving, from renting out spare rooms through peer to peer platforms to building decentralized networks, each pointing to a larger trend toward voluntary cooperation and freedom. Together, these stories demonstrate that liberty is expanding through everyday ingenuity, and they encourage readers to embrace and support these small but powerful steps away from bureaucratic authority.