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Character Assassins: A Common Misconception the Book Challenges

It's tempting to assume that self-defense against workplace attacks looks the same as the attack itself. Character Assassins challenges that instinct, showing how self-defense can be reframed by opponents as instability — and how to avoid that trap.
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Aasim Saied contributes analysis on AI trading, digital currency, and wealth building for The Meridian Wire under the Polar-Tensor imprint.
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