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About the Book:

"At the end of the rat race, we are all rats."

And guess what? The maze isn’t even real. If you’re here for comforting clichés, look elsewhere—this book calls out the game and the players. Yes, it’ll feel like the author is ranting about how most bosses are clueless, and that’s because most are. That diamond boss you dream of? They’re rare, like a unicorn wearing Prada.

But this isn’t just a roast of bad bosses—it’s a mirror. For the manager who wants to throw this at their CEO and for the CEO who’ll squirm reading it. Brutal truths wrapped in biting humor, this book is your office survival guide, written for anyone bold enough to admit: we’ve all been caught with our pants down.



About the Author:

Phaedrig Numb is more than a name—it’s a reflection. A pseudonym chosen with precision, it represents the weight of a world that judges too quickly and cares too little. The name Phaedrig—rooted in patthar—embodies resilience in a landscape designed to erode individuality. And Numb? Well, that speaks for itself.

The author hides behind this mask not out of fear, but as a necessary armor against the hypocrisy of a society that markets itself as inclusive while crushing dissent. Phaedrig writes not to inspire, but to provoke. Not to lead, but to mirror. His words are sharp because they need to be, for a world that dulls the spirit and rewards conformity.

While this may be the author’s first book, it is far from his first foray into public writing. For years, his words have quietly traversed the corners of blogs and platforms, speaking truths that many feel but rarely articulate. This book is an extension of that journey—a louder, more unapologetic reckoning with the corporate chaos and societal demons we’ve all been forced to befriend.

It’s a voice for those who’ve stayed silent too long, and a challenge to anyone still convinced the rat race leads anywhere but back to the cage.