Work-Life War - Sandesh Jadhav
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Work-Life War: Surviving the Subtle Pressures of Corporate Careers In today's fast-paced corporate world, success often comes at a hidden cost. Long hours, constant connectivity, relentless deadlines, and invisible pressures can leave even the most talented and dedicated professionals feeling drained, overwhelmed, and disconnected. Work-Life War peels back the layers of modern work life, offering a candid exploration of the subtle stresses that shape careers and well-being. Through real stories, reflective essays, and practical strategies, this book helps readers: - Understand and manage…mehr

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Work-Life War: Surviving the Subtle Pressures of Corporate Careers In today's fast-paced corporate world, success often comes at a hidden cost. Long hours, constant connectivity, relentless deadlines, and invisible pressures can leave even the most talented and dedicated professionals feeling drained, overwhelmed, and disconnected. Work-Life War peels back the layers of modern work life, offering a candid exploration of the subtle stresses that shape careers and well-being. Through real stories, reflective essays, and practical strategies, this book helps readers: - Understand and manage stress before it becomes burnout. - Navigate difficult relationships and workplace conflict with resilience. - Harness technology without letting it dominate life. - Discover purpose, passion, and fulfilment in everyday work. - Sustain energy and prevent exhaustion in high-pressure environments. - Redefine success on their own terms and leave a meaningful legacy. With warmth, insight, and actionable guidance, Work-Life War is a companion for anyone striving to thrive-not just survive-in their professional journey. It is a roadmap for reclaiming agency, cultivating balance, and approaching work and life with intention, clarity, and resilience. Because the war isn't against your job-it's about finding peace, purpose, and fulfilment amidst the pressures of modern work life.