Fury at Work. Workplace anger points toward a life misaligned

That fury you carry home from another ordinary Tuesday. Workplace anger is often talked about as a problem to manage, but it rarely begins at the office. It begins where a life no longer fits. The grinding irritation with meetings, the cold rage toward a manager, the slow burn of being overlooked - these are not personality flaws. They are signals from a deeper sense that something professional has stopped matching who you actually are.
Years of compromise, silence, and self-editing have a temperature. When workplace rage is heard rather than suppressed, it begins to point somewhere useful. It carries information about ambition that was never spoken, values that were traded away, or a future that was postponed for the sake of safety. This book does not instruct you to quit, to fight, or to stay. It sits beside you while the heat cools into clarity.