How to Win at Work Without Being the Loudest, Control Perception, and Become Impossible to Ignore

How to Win at Work Without Being the Loudest, Control Perception, and Become Impossible to Ignore

By Paul Bangsten
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Length1h 53m

About this audiobook

You’ve spent years reading books, listening to podcasts, saving motivational posts, and making to-do lists. You know exactly what you should do: plan better, delegate, use a productivity technique, or “stop procrastinating.” Yet, every evening you feel more like you’ve betrayed the image of yourself you want than you’ve simply wasted time. This book comes from that frustration: not to teach you another trick, but to show you why tricks alone aren’t enough.

Audiobook details

GenreEducation and Learning
Length1 hr 53 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateApr 21, 2026
LanguageEnglish

Table of contents

1Title
2Introduction - Why work doesn't work the way you've been told and what you'll discover in this book
31 - The Invisible Rules of Modern Work and Why Merit Alone Is Not Enough
42 - How to read the 'hidden game' and recognize who truly has power
53 - Why you are not chosen despite your skills and the role of perceptual biases
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64 - How to transform your image from reliable to relevant
75 - Perception control: building a strategic narrative about yourself
86 - Practical techniques to influence how you are seen every day
97 - The Power of Silence: When Speaking Less Increases Your Value
108 - Timing, presence, and scarcity as levers of authority
119 - The real dynamics of groups and unofficial hierarchies
1210 - How to read a room and position yourself without bumping into others
1311 - Building strategic alliances without seeming opportunistic
1412 - Becoming indispensable by creating invisible value
1513 - Create impactful moments and become hard to ignore
1614 - Strengthen authority and positioning in the long term
1715 - Operating plan: observation and mapping of dynamics (weeks 1–2)
1816 - Operational plan: influence, alliances, and strategic actions (weeks 3–4)

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