Just Some Thoughts That Changed My Life | Book Review
Review of Sarika Amani's book - Just Some Thoughts That Changed My Life
Is there
something wrong with the way we are living? We are fatigued and miserable
because we are in a constant state of comparison and competition. Life is not
about proving anything to anyone, even to yourself. It’s a long journey with
twists and turns, hills and valleys, and some straight roads. This book is a
collection of thoughts that will provide you with constant companionship,
telling you that you are not alone in this journey, and a constant guide when
you feel disheartened and lost. This book is not a promise but an effort that
might make your journey pleasurable and smooth.
Book #38
Nonfiction #22
This book
was one of those that I wanted to finish in one go. It was enjoyable and
undeniably thought-provoking. In fact, it defied my expectations of the
self-help genre entirely.
From the
very beginning, the author talks about the unseen forces that shape us. The book
explore how experiences from our childhood can linger and impact us well into
adulthood. The author shows how seemingly small events can chip away at our
self-confidence, leaving us vulnerable and exposed. It argues that these
experiences shape who we become, and that adulthood is about breaking free from
those limitations and carving out our own space in the world.
The chapters
in this book are short and simply in narration, making it an easy read. Each chapter
is sprinkled with thought-provoking quotes that are sure to be eye-openers.
The author's
resilience shines through in every instance she discusses. She doesn't just
overcome obstacles, she turns them into tools to help others facing similar
challenges. This honesty extends to the topics she tackles. The book doesn't
shy away from uncomfortable or sorrowful experiences, which lends an air of
authenticity to the author's words. There's no sugarcoating or preaching, just straightforward
language designed to shift our perspective and improve our lives.
The
"key takeaway" sections at the end of the book provide a gist of the actionable
steps to follow once you've finished reading. By implementing the author's
tips, we can definitely shed the negative feelings we have about us and also
let go of the burdens that have been holding us back.
This book is a 5-star read, standing out as both a guide and a companion on your journey. The author's insightful words and genuine approach will surely leave a lasting impact.
Sarika grew up in a small town in North India and currently lives in Malaysia. Growing up in a very academic-oriented environment, she gained her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Philosophy from a government college. She consecutively won an outstanding student in Philosophy award for five years. Being an introvert, she spends a crucial amount of her time reading. She has bent towards reading spiritual books since the age of twenty-one; these books have played a significant role in framing her calm and positive outlook.
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