Work. Ambition. PowerPoint.

And the quiet realization that you’re not the problem.

Everything makes sense. Until it doesn’t. Stories about the strange logic of corporate life—and what happens when you start to see it clearly.

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You were told success would feel better than this.
You believed them.
So did I.

For years, I worked inside the system—learning how it operates, how it speaks, how it justifies itself.

Eventually, I started to notice something.

The language didn’t quite match reality.
The rituals felt rehearsed.
The logic… questionable.

Now I write about what actually happens inside ambition—
the theatre, the small compromises, the big delusions.

You could call it the perspective of a Recovering MBA.

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A Good Boss Is Hard to Find

A short-story collection that explores the moral costs and quiet absurdities of modern corporate life. Each story is grounded in real-world business frameworks, headlines, and memoirs. The most implausible moments just happen to be true.

Instead of critiquing systems from the outside, these stories move inside them. They inhabit the logic. They test the principles. They watch what happens when ambition, compliance, humour, and exhaustion begin to intertwine.

It is satire with empathy.
Observation without cruelty.
Humour as a pause button for the prefrontal cortex.

WHAT IS A RECOVERING MBA?

A more nuanced, creative, and human-centred approach to work.

A “Recovering MBA” is anyone who chooses to step away from the bottom-line mindset to embrace something more humane. You keep the skills; strategic thinking, financial fluency and aim them at something that matters.

“I’m good at my job. I just don’t love what my work has become.”

About The Recovering MBA

You built the résumé. You climbed the ladder. You learned the language. You can spot corporate nonsense instantly.

And yet you still find yourself participating in it.
You are not burned out exactly.


You are just… aware.


If you have ever thought,
“I am good at this. I just don’t love what it has become,”


Then you are in the right place.