Book review : From the countryside

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📚 Changes are quite apparent. But after Covid or before Mankind was still struggling to achieve their dreams. Various people have accomplished according to their efforts or luck. But not satisfied. This book helps as a step by step guide to achieve what we vision and let our dreams come true.

📚 This book is a framework called "The House of Success and Fulfillment" and it will guide you to achieve sustained standards of success and fulfillment. It helps in preparing life's blueprint. Mastering the mind, winning skills, taking actions, winning habits and leveraging the seasons of life are the five critical pillars for it.

📚 The author has well penned these five pillars and explained how to prepare your life's blueprint with lucid explanation and quotes. Each quote added to the book is very inspiring and motivating. The guidelines are life changing and helps in improving one's personality and attain success to its fullest.

📚 Some of the inspiring quotes from the book I like to share:

" Hustle Culture is about being a human doing rather than a human being".

"Combination of smart work and hardwork is the best recipe for achieving big success in life".

" It's always better to have only one true friend in life rather than having thousands of them who stand by you only when you shine".

📚 I loved reading this book immensely and would recommend this life changing book to all who love self help books. Do grab your copy and I assure you will never regret.

📚 Happy Reading!

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