A conversation with Anshita Dhoot, author of The Rehabilitation, published by Bluerose Publishers 1. Tell us about yourself. There is nothing to tell about myself because I’m an open book and people can read me. Those parts about people don’t know then it meant to be hidden though.
2. If not being an author, what was your dream in life? Being an author was never been my dream but it happened and I’m happy about it, but it’s a part of my gigantic reverie. I’m into the research area and working on people’s health or hospital treatment’s betterment. The work I do, it provides me cosiness, I love it and want to do it always. I hope I’ll accomplish what I actually want from this mere life.
3. Who do you attribute your success to? Indubitably, everyone has someone behind his/her triumph. For me, there are many people whom I love but they never loved me back, those who don’t believe I could do something good, those who never trusted me, those who always listen to me while I’m at my nethermost, and those who love me no matter who I am, I was or I will be. Nothing comes easy, there is a lot of hard-work one should do. It takes a lot from you, so you can’t give attribute to a sole incident or a person but you stand-up every time when you fall, this is what makes me who I am. 4. Any message you would like to give to your readers? I just want to convey a message to the world, “life is not at all easy, sometime it could be stiffest but no one should stop living. They should live it at its fullest. All debauched moments are the most minuscule parts of it, not the complete life. Keeping all bad parts aside, living happily should be their primacy. They should do whatever the eeriest thing they want to do with their freaking life because glee lies within you not outside. Keep mollifies your inner soul.”
1. Tell us about yourself.
There is nothing to tell about myself because I’m an open book and people can read me. Those parts about people don’t know then it meant to be hidden though.
2. If not being an author, what was your dream in life?
Being an author was never been my dream but it happened and I’m happy about it, but it’s a part of my gigantic reverie. I’m into the research area and working on people’s health or hospital treatment’s betterment. The work I do, it provides me cosiness, I love it and want to do it always. I hope I’ll accomplish what I actually want from this mere life.
3. Who do you attribute your success to?
Indubitably, everyone has someone behind his/her triumph. For me, there are many people whom I love but they never loved me back, those who don’t believe I could do something good, those who never trusted me, those who always listen to me while I’m at my nethermost, and those who love me no matter who I am, I was or I will be. Nothing comes easy, there is a lot of hard-work one should do. It takes a lot from you, so you can’t give attribute to a sole incident or a person but you stand-up every time when you fall, this is what makes me who I am.
4. Any message you would like to give to your readers?
I just want to convey a message to the world, “life is not at all easy, sometime it could be stiffest but no one should stop living. They should live it at its fullest. All debauched moments are the most minuscule parts of it, not the complete life. Keeping all bad parts aside, living happily should be their primacy. They should do whatever the eeriest thing they want to do with their freaking life because glee lies within you not outside. Keep mollifies your inner soul.”