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Some jobs don't break you all at once. They wear you down slowly.
You keep showing up. You keep delivering. You keep saying everything is fine-until one day you realize you're not tired of the work. You're tired of what the work is doing to you.
If you've watched politics beat competence, if you've had to prove more, explain more, and wait longer while others move ahead because they're closer to power, or if you're trying to rebuild trust in a place that still rewards appearances over substance, this book is for you.
The Overprivileged, Underqualified Manifesto gives language to that slow erosion. To what happens when power matters more than truth, relationships more than results, and politics more than talent.
It's not a leadership manual. It's a mirror.
And a way to reclaim something no job should ever be allowed to take from you: your integrity.