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Trapped in the Glass Tower

Zeeshan Khatri

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English
Zeeshan Khatri
06 March 2026
Success rarely collapses suddenly.

It drifts.

Promotions arrive. Titles grow. Responsibilities expand. From the outside, everything looks like progress. Yet somewhere along the climb, many professionals begin to feel something difficult to explain - a quiet distance from the life they thought they were building.

Trapped in the Glass Tower explores the hidden psychology of modern success.

Through relatable moments from professional life and home, the book follows a journey many ambitious people experience without noticing: attraction, drift, cost, and finally choice.

Inside the tower, growth is measured constantly. Titles change. Expectations rise. Recognition comes. But while performance accelerates, reflection often becomes rare.

This book asks a simple but powerful question:

What happens when ambition grows faster than awareness?

Rather than rejecting success, Trapped in the Glass Tower invites readers to examine it more consciously. It explores how professional systems shape identity, relationships, and time-and how individuals can continue to grow without drifting away from what matters most.

Written for professionals, leaders, and anyone navigating the pressures of modern achievement, this book offers a thoughtful reflection on success, identity, and the quiet decisions that shape a life.

Because the real challenge is not climbing the tower.

It is remaining awake while you rise.
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Imprint:   Zeeshan Khatri
Dimensions:   Height: 216mm,  Width: 140mm,  Spine: 5mm
Weight:   113g
ISBN:   9798233124372
Pages:   88
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Zeeshan Khatri is a professor, innovation leader, and entrepreneur with more than two decades of experience across academia and industry. Having worked closely with high-performing professionals, emerging leaders, and ambitious graduates, he has seen firsthand how performance-driven systems shape priorities, identity, and time. Trapped in the Glass Tower reflects those observations. It is not a rejection of ambition, but an examination of unconscious ascent - and a call to grow deliberately inside demanding environments.

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