Life Lessons
- ISBN-10
- 9351656365
- ISBN-13
- 9789351656364
- Series
- Life Lessons
- Category
- Fiction
- Pages
- 130
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2016-01-06
Description
This book deals with the ways, how we arc given opportunities to lead a life worthy and enhanced. After immense research on belief systems and self-development, this book imbibes and replicates the never ending faith in self-motivation. Through very descriptive real life instances the author has tried to explain the applications of these simple principles which reinforce the belief that everything is possible. These principles not only widen the horizon of thoughts of an individual but also enable to see life in a broader perspective, to consider living as a bunch of amazing miracles which keep happening and making our lives wonderful every moment. This book explores an easy way to the effortless applications of how we can deal with real life situations to achieve all our dreams. Every one of us is equipped with all per requisites for all our dreams to come true; the only thing is how to allow our inner worth to reveal our higher efficiencies to leverage on our greater strengths. The intention of this book is to understand and use these principles effectively and easily irrespective of age and intellectual levels. Its in-depth simplicity of application can change lives in a fabulous way and allow the Universe to shower all what a person needs. Let's treat our lives the best for life to treat us at its best!
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