Isbn: 9798196236259 - the invisible shackles: between adaptation and self-loss (5 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What if freedom was never truly taken from usbut slowly traded away through adaptation Most people never notice the moment they begin losing themselves. It happens quietly. Through expectations. Through fear of rejection. Through the need to function, belong, succeed, and become acceptable to others. Over time the role becomes stronger than the person behind it.In The Invisible Shackles, R. Griesser explores the invisible psychological and social structures that shape modern identity. The book moves through themes such as fear, performance, loneliness, systems, control, meaning, and the exhausting pressure to constantly adapt in order to survive within society.This is not a motivational book and not a guide to self optimization. It is an honest and often uncomfortable reflection about what it means to remain human in a world that rewards conformity more than authenticity.Dark, reflective, and deeply personal, The Invisible Shackles invites the reader to question which thoughts are truly their own and whether freedom perhaps begins the moment a person finally recognizes the prison within himself. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if freedom was never truly taken from usbut slowly traded away through adaptation?Most people never notice the moment they begin losing themselves. It happens quietly. Through expectations. Through fear of rejection. Through the need to function, belong, succeed, and become acceptable to others. Over time the role becomes stronger than the person behind it.In The Invisible Shackles, R. Griesser explores the invisible psychological and social structures that shape modern identity. The book moves through themes such as fear, performance, loneliness, systems, control, meaning, and the exhausting pressure to constantly adapt in order to survive within society.This is not a motivational book and not a guide to self optimization. It is an honest and often uncomfortable reflection about what it means to remain human in a world that rewards conformity more than authenticity.Dark, reflective, and deeply personal, The Invisible Shackles invites the reader to question which thoughts are truly their own and whether freedom perhaps begins the moment a person finally recognizes the prison within himself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …