Isbn: 9798174506565 - 99 lies about success & career: the beliefs about ambition, work, and getting ahead that are quietly holding you back and the truths that actually move you forward. (3 Ergebnisse)

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  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Independently published, 2026

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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - You've never been asked what you actually believe about success. No one hands you a list to sign off on before your first job, you absorb it instead, one assumption at a time, from outdated advice, survivorship stories, and workplace folklore repeated so often it stopped sounding like an opinion and started sounding like fact. 99 Lies About Success & Career takes apart the beliefs quietly running your career decisions without your permission, the idea that talent beats consistency, that hard work is automatically noticed, that a promotion you didn't ask for will eventually just arrive, that a setback early on defines everything after it, that security comes from staying put instead of staying adaptable. Each of the 99 entries follows the same shape: the lie, stated plainly; why it took hold, because a lie that persists is usually a partial truth stretched too far; and the truth that replaces it, not a slogan, but a more accurate, more useful way of seeing the same situation. Organized across eleven chapters covering talent, hiring, promotions, ambition, networking, failure, work-life balance, leadership, career changes, status, and long-term security, this book is built to be read in any order. Start with the chapter about whatever's costing you something right now. This isn't motivational reading. It's a systematic look at where your career beliefs actually came from and whether they've earned the authority you've been giving them.…