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Before We Turn the Page

Before We Turn the Page

Some thoughts at the end of a strange, stretching chapter

Kartik Raj Rewar
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The Generation That Refuses to Play Along

The Generation That Refuses to Play Along

Why Gen Z’s refusal to tolerate nonsense is exactly what work needed

Kartik Raj Rewar
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The Invisible Hand That Shapes Everything

The Invisible Hand That Shapes Everything

Why incentives are the most powerful force in human behavior, and why we keep pretending they are not

Kartik Raj Rewar
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The Cult of Appearances

The Cult of Appearances

How our fear of being ordinary is breaking our connection with what’s real

Kartik Raj Rewar
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The Silent Failure of Success

The Silent Failure of Success

Why doing well often leads us to do worse

Kartik Raj Rewar
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The Spiral Trap is Real

The Spiral Trap is Real

Why your thoughts loop against you and how to step outside the spin

Kartik Raj Rewar
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The Invisible Map of Work Culture across the Planet

The Invisible Map of Work Culture across the Planet

A global cheat sheet for decoding work cultures

Kartik Raj Rewar
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The Break That Builds Better Work

The Break That Builds Better Work

Sabbaticals should be standard. Plan the off ramps. Return sharper, kinder, and worth more.

Kartik Raj Rewar
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The Ping Reflex and Attention Span

The Ping Reflex and Attention Span

You hear a buzz that isn’t there. Why constant alerts wire stress and how to retrain it.

Kartik Raj Rewar
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The Quiet Contract Comes Undone

The Quiet Contract Comes Undone

Why the next decade of work belongs to leaders who rebuild trust, not offices

Kartik Raj Rewar
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The Good Enough Job: Why Work Should Be a Chapter, Not the Whole Story

The Good Enough Job: Why Work Should Be a Chapter, Not the Whole Story

Why settling for "good enough" at work might be the smartest career move you make.

Kartik Raj Rewar
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The Two Body Problem: How Remote Work is Keeping Couples Together

The Two Body Problem: How Remote Work is Keeping Couples Together

Why location-independent careers are solving a decades-old dilemma for dual-career couples.

Kartik Raj Rewar