The Absurdities of Being a CEO: A Calm, Exhausting, Slightly Uncomfortable Study of Power, Responsibility, and Pretending Everything Is Fine

What does it actually feel like to be a CEO?

Not the version from podcasts. Not the keynote version. Not the one with confidence, certainty, and perfect answers.

This book is a sharp, observant, and often uncomfortably accurate satire of executive life—from the inside. It follows the quiet transformation that happens when a person becomes “leadership,” and slowly stops being treated like a person at all.

Written in short, precise prose with dry humor and surgical honesty, The Absurdities of Being a CEO explores meetings where decisions disappear, confidence that is mostly fatigue standing upright, authority that isolates, and power that turns into emotional labor.

This is not a guide. This is not motivation. This is not advice.

It is recognition.

If you are a CEO, founder, executive, or senior leader, you will feel seen—possibly too seen. If you are not, you will finally understand why people at the top sound the way they do.

A book for anyone who has ever carried responsibility quietly and wondered when it became normal.

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E-bog: 30. august 2026