Life is Easy, We Complicate It by Vijay Sajjanhar | Book review

Book review:

"Get high on life, and you will never need anything else to keep you happy."

Most of the time we are seen doing work or after a chase of something. But hardly we ponder on how we are living our lives. I was literally messed up to restart my life leaving behind the emotions holding me tight enough. So when I stumbled upon this book, it poured a new light on my perspective.

This book means to give understanding and illustrations from my life process. It might completely change you and assist you with taking a gander at life unexpectedly—with energy, guaranteeing that you partake in your life now. This isn't simply one more self-improvement guide attempting to let you know how to carry on with your life; a sincere discussion with somebody who's been down and dirty and sorted out some way to recover his direction.

The author's composing is refreshingly clear—no enormous, extravagant words or muddled hypotheses. All things considered, he utilizes basic language to communicate significant bits of insight. A glow in his tone attracts you, causing the entire book to feel like a discussion instead of a talk. He doesn't simply let you know what he realized; he welcomes you to ponder your own life close by his. It's this certifiable, straightforward methodology that makes the book so appealing.

"Life is Easy; We Complicate It" is a reviving, fair, and profoundly interesting read. It's not just about improving your life; it's tied in with tracking down bliss. Whether you're feeling overpowered by work, focused on life's requests, or only searching for a lifestyle choice all the more purposefully, this book offers important bits of knowledge. I sincerely prescribe it to any individual who's prepared to quit muddling things and begin living an easier, more joyful life. I'm eager to see where Vijay's process takes him next, and I'll be anxiously sitting tight for anything he composes straightaway.

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