To Hell With That Job!
You are not stuck because you are unlucky. You are stuck because you were taught to run a race instead of looking for the exit. This book is about finding the exit.
Read it on any device. Or listen to it on your commute.
Fifty prisoners. One race.
Picture a jail holding fifty people. Someone announces a race.
Forty-five of them run. Five refuse, and get mocked for refusing. Everyone knows only one can win, and yet all forty-five believe it will be them.
Eventually someone wins. He gets a medal. He does not get out.
The five who never ran spent that time looking for a way out of the jail. They are the ones who leave.
Your salary is the medal. The office is the jail. And the reason this feels uncomfortable to read is that you already knew it.
Nobody is pretending this is easy
If leaving were simple, you would have left already. Here is what actually holds people in place, and all of it is dealt with inside the book.
There is an EMI on the flat and the car
Walking out is not a plan. Building the thing that replaces the salary before you walk out is.
You do not know what your passion is
Most people do not. The book argues passion is not something you find lying around. It is something you build by exploring in a specific way.
Your family and your friends will have opinions
Social pressure is not a small thing in India and the book does not pretend otherwise.
You have only ever taken instructions
Fifteen years of being told what to do leaves a mark. Undoing it is a skill, and it can be learned.
You have never built anything of your own
Neither had he. Chapters ten through fourteen are what happened when he tried, including the parts that failed.
You are afraid it is already too late
He quit three jobs, including a government post people spend years trying to get, and started over.
Fifteen chapters
It reads like a story, not a manual. It starts inside the cubicle and ends on the other side of it.
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No payment, no commitment. If his voice is not for you, you will know in ten minutes and you will not have spent anything.
One purchase. Three ways to read it.
[430] pages. Read it on a phone, a laptop, or a Kindle.
The same book, fully in Hindi. Read whichever one sounds like you.
[7] hours. Turns a commute you resent into the thing that changes it.
Before you buy
Is this going to tell me to quit my job tomorrow?
No. That advice is easy to give and expensive to follow. The book is about building the exit before you use it, which is slower and considerably more useful.
I do not know what my passion is. Is this book useless to me?
That is the reader it was written for. Chapter three deals with exactly this, and its argument is that not having found a passion is normal rather than a personal failing.
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Both are included in one purchase. The audiobook is in Hindi.
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