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Book review : The 5 Secrets to Self Motivation


 Book review:

🌸The 5 Secrets to Sustainable Self - Motivation is a debut book of the author in which she shares brave and bold secrets for a woman to face and win over problems in life with one powerful weapon , Self Motivation.


🌸 A woman plays multiple roles and these roles bring out the best bin everything. She is a super believer, super motivator and a super winner. This book guides the 5 Essential secrets to self motivation through the story of Vibha. 


🌸 This book reminded me of every woman who faced such issues of handling her responsibilities and how always only she is blamed of not performing her duties. On the contrary , she is always trying to render her best services in all circumstances.


🌸 The author has well penned the critical basics of life or what a woman faces before or after marriage and how she is levied with responsibilities. The key rule to face the problem advised in the book solves every problem.


🌸 The best line of the whole story that I liked and heart touched me was :

" Should the problem smile at me or should I smile at the problem?".


🌸 The book is divided into Secrets and small chapters inbetween. Each chapter begins with an inspiring quote. Few quotes I like to share :


" Every previlige comes with a responsibility. If you don't take the responsibility , you will lose the previlige ".


" We don't need a magic to transform our world. We carry all the power we need inside ourselves already".


🌸 I loved reading this book and would recommend this energizer book to all self help book lovers.

🌸 Happy Reading!

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