Short, Simple, and Easy Read. The messages are ordinary, yet there is something that grips you while reading. In terms of morals, here are a few quick ones:
- Just bother about things you can and let go of some of the others.
- Happiness is enjoyable as it is sporadic; continuous happiness or all success does no good to you. In the same light, accept sufferings as they make you stronger.
- There is nothing special about you. You are similar to others; you have some good and some average qualities of achievements in life.
- Choose judiciously but once decided, do not harp on it for too long.
- Everyone makes mistakes; everyone will die. So, live life without brooding over it.
- Success and failure are real. Do not get bogged down by failures or overwhelmed with success.
- Sometimes you will have to say no to things that you will not like to pursue.
Well, not much different from most religious self-help books. Yet, the language is colloquial, can be unparliamentary and abrasive at places.
A worthwhile read for a few hours.
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This book opened my eyes on many aspects of life and how we perceive it.
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