If you're a high-performer, you've likely experienced a peculiar paradox: the better you get at your job, the more your organization depends on you. However, this rarely translates into proportional power or influence. You're carrying the team, meeting impossible deadlines, and delivering results that make everyone else look good. But when it comes to decision-making authority, compensation, or even basic respect for your time, you find yourself hitting invisible walls. This

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