Why Being Good Is Making You Lose | Full Audiobook

Why being “good” often leads to being overlooked, underestimated, and ignored.

This long-form psychology audiobook explores the hidden cost of morality, obedience, and emotional openness in real-world power dynamics — at work, in relationships, and in everyday life.

Being “good” is praised.
Being “good” is encouraged.
But being “good” does not always lead to influence, respect, or leverage.

In this audiobook, you’ll explore:
✔️ Why being good often makes people predictable
✔️ How emotional openness reduces leverage
✔️ Why morality protects systems more than individuals
✔️ How power actually shifts in real social environments
✔️ Why respect is rarely given to those who follow the rules too closely

This is a long-form audiobook designed for focused listening, background play, or deep reflection.

It’s not about motivation.
It’s not about comfort.
It’s about understanding how social dynamics really work.

🎧 Best experienced in one sitting or during focused work.

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💬 Question:
Which behavior do you think made you more “acceptable” — being good, being calm, or being agreeable?

Disclaimer:
This audiobook is an original production. Narration may use a synthesized voice to ensure consistency and clarity.