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[Excerpt] The Quiet Excellence of Invisible Work

Invisible work often goes unnoticed not because it lacks value, but because it resists spectacle. It is structured, repeated, and often quiet. The people who perform it do not seek attention. They serve the system, not the spotlight.
[Excerpt] The Quiet Excellence of Invisible Work

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Marc-Daniel Ortega

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