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Small talk, big quiet. When professional connections leave you more alone than before
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- Nombre de pages194
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-54766-1
- EAN9783565547661
- Date de parution08/07/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille652 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
You walk away from a networking mixer feeling like you just spent hours speaking a language that isn't yours. Conversations that skim surfaces. Smiles that ache to maintain. And the nagging question: *Is this really the only way to build a career?*
The cost isn't just exhaustion. It's the slow erosion of your sense of self. Each forced interaction chips away at the quiet, thoughtful person you know yourself to be.
You start to wonder if success requires leaving behind the part of you that needs depth, not breadth. This book sits with that tension. It doesn't promise a magic fix or a five-step plan to become a networking superstar. Instead, it offers a different question: *What if the connections you actually need are quieter, fewer, and deeper?* An exploration of what professional relationships look like when you stop performing and start being. Not a survival guide.
A permission slip to trust your own pace. To let your quiet be an asset, not a liability. To build a career that fits who you actually are-not who you think you should be.
You start to wonder if success requires leaving behind the part of you that needs depth, not breadth. This book sits with that tension. It doesn't promise a magic fix or a five-step plan to become a networking superstar. Instead, it offers a different question: *What if the connections you actually need are quieter, fewer, and deeper?* An exploration of what professional relationships look like when you stop performing and start being. Not a survival guide.
A permission slip to trust your own pace. To let your quiet be an asset, not a liability. To build a career that fits who you actually are-not who you think you should be.
