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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. "Anyone who's had a bad job will find Regal's saga fascinating. [Surviving Bully Culture is] an appalling--and often hilarious--account of terrible behavior in an infernally high-pressure industry." --Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "You don't have to get beaten up to get beaten down." For decades, Andrew Regal climbed the high-stakes ladder of television news, working at Court TV, MSNBC, CNBC, and ultimately serving as Global Head of Video at The Wall Street Journal. From the outside, it looked like success. On the inside, it was something else entirely. During the most acute periods of his workplace trauma, Regal was left deflated, isolated, anxious, sleepless, ashamed and at times, contemplating suicide. The bullying he endured wasn't loud or obvious. It was subtle. Strategic. Legal. And devastating. Yet Surviving Bully Culture is not a book of despair. Readers will meet a narrator who is humorous, empathetic, resilient, and deeply human. A leader who was victimized not because he was weak but because he was loyal, productive, and cared deeply about his work. Ironically, these are the very qualities that so often make people targets. Until now, workplace bullying has lived behind closed office doors, rarely named, poorly understood, and frequently dismissed as "tough management" or "personality conflict." Targets are left alone, questioning themselves, and too often forced out of jobs they loved. This book changes that. Surviving Bully Culture offers something many victims have never been given: Language. Validation. And a path forward. Blending lived experience with expert insight, Regal draws on conversations with: Management and leadership thought leaders Psychiatrists and psychologists Legal scholars and workplace experts Together, they examine: Why bullying thrives at work Why it is still largely legal Who is most often targeted--and why How repeated, targeted behavior causes lasting harm What individuals and organizations can do now to stop it This powerful coming-of-age journey takes readers through: The unforgettable characters Regal met The bold-faced names he encountered The women he loved The celebrated news stories he helped bring to life The mean-spirited bullies he survived And the personal failures he fought to overcome Ultimately, Surviving Bully Culture is a rallying cry for change. It challenges leaders to confront how power is abused.It gives targets permission to stop blaming themselves.And it invites all of us to imagine and build a future of work rooted in dignity, authenticity, and self-compassion. If you have ever felt silenced, diminished, or pushed out at work, this book is for you. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. "Anyone who's had a bad job will find Regal's saga fascinating. [Surviving Bully Culture is] an appalling--and often hilarious--account of terrible behavior in an infernally high-pressure industry." --Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "You don't have to get beaten up to get beaten down." For decades, Andrew Regal climbed the high-stakes ladder of television news, working at Court TV, MSNBC, CNBC, and ultimately serving as Global Head of Video at The Wall Street Journal. From the outside, it looked like success. On the inside, it was something else entirely. During the most acute periods of his workplace trauma, Regal was left deflated, isolated, anxious, sleepless, ashamed and at times, contemplating suicide. The bullying he endured wasn't loud or obvious. It was subtle. Strategic. Legal. And devastating. Yet Surviving Bully Culture is not a book of despair. Readers will meet a narrator who is humorous, empathetic, resilient, and deeply human. A leader who was victimized not because he was weak but because he was loyal, productive, and cared deeply about his work. Ironically, these are the very qualities that so often make people targets. Until now, workplace bullying has lived behind closed office doors, rarely named, poorly understood, and frequently dismissed as "tough management" or "personality conflict." Targets are left alone, questioning themselves, and too often forced out of jobs they loved. This book changes that. Surviving Bully Culture offers something many victims have never been given: Language. Validation. And a path forward. Blending lived experience with expert insight, Regal draws on conversations with: Management and leadership thought leaders Psychiatrists and psychologists Legal scholars and workplace experts Together, they examine: Why bullying thrives at work Why it is still largely legal Who is most often targeted--and why How repeated, targeted behavior causes lasting harm What individuals and organizations can do now to stop it This powerful coming-of-age journey takes readers through: The unforgettable characters Regal met The bold-faced names he encountered The women he loved The celebrated news stories he helped bring to life The mean-spirited bullies he survived And the personal failures he fought to overcome Ultimately, Surviving Bully Culture is a rallying cry for change. It challenges leaders to confront how power is abused.It gives targets permission to stop blaming themselves.And it invites all of us to imagine and build a future of work rooted in dignity, authenticity, and self-compassion. If you have ever felt silenced, diminished, or pushed out at work, this book is for you. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. "Anyone who's had a bad job will find Regal's saga fascinating. [Surviving Bully Culture is] an appalling--and often hilarious--account of terrible behavior in an infernally high-pressure industry." --Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "You don't have to get beaten up to get beaten down." For decades, Andrew Regal climbed the high-stakes ladder of television news, working at Court TV, MSNBC, CNBC, and ultimately serving as Global Head of Video at The Wall Street Journal. From the outside, it looked like success. On the inside, it was something else entirely. During the most acute periods of his workplace trauma, Regal was left deflated, isolated, anxious, sleepless, ashamed and at times, contemplating suicide. The bullying he endured wasn't loud or obvious. It was subtle. Strategic. Legal. And devastating. Yet Surviving Bully Culture is not a book of despair. Readers will meet a narrator who is humorous, empathetic, resilient, and deeply human. A leader who was victimized not because he was weak but because he was loyal, productive, and cared deeply about his work. Ironically, these are the very qualities that so often make people targets. Until now, workplace bullying has lived behind closed office doors, rarely named, poorly understood, and frequently dismissed as "tough management" or "personality conflict." Targets are left alone, questioning themselves, and too often forced out of jobs they loved. This book changes that. Surviving Bully Culture offers something many victims have never been given: Language. Validation. And a path forward. Blending lived experience with expert insight, Regal draws on conversations with: Management and leadership thought leaders Psychiatrists and psychologists Legal scholars and workplace experts Together, they examine: Why bullying thrives at work Why it is still largely legal Who is most often targeted--and why How repeated, targeted behavior causes lasting harm What individuals and organizations can do now to stop it This powerful coming-of-age journey takes readers through: The unforgettable characters Regal met The bold-faced names he encountered The women he loved The celebrated news stories he helped bring to life The mean-spirited bullies he survived And the personal failures he fought to overcome Ultimately, Surviving Bully Culture is a rallying cry for change. It challenges leaders to confront how power is abused.It gives targets permission to stop blaming themselves.And it invites all of us to imagine and build a future of work rooted in dignity, authenticity, and self-compassion. If you have ever felt silenced, diminished, or pushed out at work, this book is for you. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Every family has a story.Every family also has a mask.Some families wear the mask of perfection. Others wear the mask of strength, silence, faith, success, loyalty, or peace. Over time, these masks become more than roles we play. They become identities we live inside.In The Family Mask, therapist, researcher, and author Dr. Steve Hudgins explores how family roles form, why they develop, and how the survival strategies that once protected us can quietly shape our relationships, self-worth, faith, and sense of identity for decades.Through powerful storytelling, personal experiences, clinical insight, and real-life examples, Dr. Hudgins reveals how many people unconsciously become the Strong One, the Peacemaker, the Invisible One, the Messenger, or the Performer in order to preserve connection, avoid conflict, or maintain belonging within their family system.What begins as protection can eventually become a prison.This book is not about blaming parents or exposing family secrets. It is about understanding the hidden patterns that shape our lives and discovering the freedom that comes when we recognize the difference between who we truly are and who we learned to become in order to survive.Inside this book, you will discover: - How family masks develop and why they are passed from generation to generation- The hidden survival roles many people unknowingly carry into adulthood- Why family patterns often repeat in marriages, friendships, workplaces, and faith communities- How unresolved wounds influence identity, relationships, and emotional health- Practical insights for healing, authenticity, and breaking unhealthy cycles- A path toward reclaiming the self beneath the maskUnlike many books that encourage readers to simply remove the mask, The Family Mask offers a different perspective. The mask was not a flaw. It was an adaptation. Healing is not about destroying the awareness that once protected you. It is about transforming it. Honoring what helped you survive while learning to live with greater authenticity, wisdom, discernment, and choice.Blending psychology, family systems theory, personal narrative, and spiritual reflection, The Family Mask offers a compassionate and thought-provoking journey into the hidden dynamics that shape every family.You are not reading a book about other people.You are stepping into a story that may help you understand your own.The mask was never the problem.The problem began when survival became identity.Healing begins when you realize survival is no longer the only way to live. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Every family has a story.Every family also has a mask.Some families wear the mask of perfection. Others wear the mask of strength, silence, faith, success, loyalty, or peace. Over time, these masks become more than roles we play. They become identities we live inside.In The Family Mask, therapist, researcher, and author Dr. Steve Hudgins explores how family roles form, why they develop, and how the survival strategies that once protected us can quietly shape our relationships, self-worth, faith, and sense of identity for decades.Through powerful storytelling, personal experiences, clinical insight, and real-life examples, Dr. Hudgins reveals how many people unconsciously become the Strong One, the Peacemaker, the Invisible One, the Messenger, or the Performer in order to preserve connection, avoid conflict, or maintain belonging within their family system.What begins as protection can eventually become a prison.This book is not about blaming parents or exposing family secrets. It is about understanding the hidden patterns that shape our lives and discovering the freedom that comes when we recognize the difference between who we truly are and who we learned to become in order to survive.Inside this book, you will discover: - How family masks develop and why they are passed from generation to generation- The hidden survival roles many people unknowingly carry into adulthood- Why family patterns often repeat in marriages, friendships, workplaces, and faith communities- How unresolved wounds influence identity, relationships, and emotional health- Practical insights for healing, authenticity, and breaking unhealthy cycles- A path toward reclaiming the self beneath the maskUnlike many books that encourage readers to simply remove the mask, The Family Mask offers a different perspective. The mask was not a flaw. It was an adaptation. Healing is not about destroying the awareness that once protected you. It is about transforming it. Honoring what helped you survive while learning to live with greater authenticity, wisdom, discernment, and choice.Blending psychology, family systems theory, personal narrative, and spiritual reflection, The Family Mask offers a compassionate and thought-provoking journey into the hidden dynamics that shape every family.You are not reading a book about other people.You are stepping into a story that may help you understand your own.The mask was never the problem.The problem began when survival became identity.Healing begins when you realize survival is no longer the only way to live. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…