Every individual in this world has some problems, and many times the answers or solutions to these problems are known to the person. Still, everyone keeps searching for the answers outside. This aspect of our lives becomes the theme of the book.
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Are you looking for some good Indian Self-Help books to read? bookGeeks has one of the largest collection of reviews of Indian Self-Help Books written by authors like Radhakrishnan Pillai, Robin Sharma, Mukesh Jindal and Prakash Iyer covering a wide range of topics like positive thinking, personality development, leadership, health and general wellbeing. A self-help book is one that is written with the intention to instruct its readers on solving personal problems.
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10 secrets to getting it all done – the subtitle says it all. With just over 37 pages, the book teaches so much about self-improvement, growth, and productivity in so little time. Written by Aseem Puri, a digital performance marketing expert, the book is ideal for non-readers and beginners.
Why Should I Worry When I Can Face the World? is a book that will be of immense benefit to people who are constantly worried about the future, or brooding over the past, while forgetting to live in the present. It is a book for the worriers, givers, self-doubters, and underconfidents of the world, and would especially appeal to beginners.
Have you ever wondered why the Srimad Bhagavad Gita is so revered? Why it is said to contain the essence of life? Ever wondered how its message is still relevant to today’s time, even after thousands of years? How its stories are symbolic representations of many philosophical and spiritual concepts?
Love Science is a book that takes a necessary step in the right direction. At the core of the book, lies the attempt to study love relationships and understand the science of love. So that we as humans, value and nurture our most beautiful relationship/emotion.
Everyone is seeking something. Everyone has something they wish to obtain in life. It doesn’t matter if it’s educational, material, financial, emotional, personal, or professional. We all want something in life that we are constantly working towards. This is exactly what Rajesh Vairapandian’s The Art of Attracting Abundance teaches us.
In Vision: An Insightful Way Towards Life, author Shyna brings a book that attempts to break the illusion of ‘forged time’ and ‘forced affirmative ambiances’ that have become the new normal in our world. It is a book that helps you break through the clutter of useless stimulations, and never-ending provocations, by emphasizing the importance of having a vision.
Sulk or Seize is an inspiring read that will benefit every type of reader whether beginner, voracious, or regular. Loaded with exemplary stories of great leaders, the book is the perfect combination of ideal and practical.
MATH GOLD PTE is a book that serves as a complementary guide to teachers, students, as well as students for their preparations for the SATs and ACTs. Written in a crisp, concise, and simple manner, the book includes both subject knowledge as well as practical tips, tactics, strategies, and suggestions.
Unleash the Power Called You is a book meant for people of all age groups. If you ever feel meaningless in life or wonder about your real identity – this book will help you undo your mental conditioning, help you introspect and find the answers that lie within you.
The book is a collection of various musings, rants, opinions, and articles that the author shares on her personal blog. Though, the author writes voraciously, in Momsie Popsie diary we see a collection of the author’s most popular blog posts.
People wear social masks behind which they hide their real self, but usually, there are cracks in it, and with careful observation, you can see them for who they are. At the very core, this book offers 100 small things, methods, or tools to know and understand people better.
Parth, a fresh graduate tries to find a job, but his low grades and lack of technical know-how make him an unsuitable candidate. Desolate and desperate, he decides to end his life, but a miraculous intervention by a mystic man propels him on a different path.
The Billionaire and the Monk is a book that offers simple and practical wisdom to everyone who wishes to implement incremental positive changes in their daily lives.
The book talks in detail about the environment, ecosystem, sustainability and various human activities which are slowly deteriorating the planet.
The book instils in the reader the spirit to fight back, to never lose calm in the face of calamity and to not lose the vision of the goal.
I like the way “Jujube” doesn’t tend to preach. Instead, it reminds us of doing things that we already know of.
“Think Like a Monk” is a book that offers both conventional as well as unconventional wisdom in an attempt to make our lives better, happier, more peaceful, and purposeful.