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I feel Self Help books are the real Books

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T. Kumar | 2 comments Hi all
I always self help books are the real books. The great books of religion are also self help books.

My name is Dilip Kumar. I like reading Self-help books. We read to improve our life and I feel Self-help books are a best bet :)
Each self help book shows a different dimension of human thinking.
After writing my first book, I could understand the difficulties in writing. And how difficult it is to get someone to read it...
Layman Lessons from Simple Tales and Fables : Hidden Marvels of Time Management, Leadership, and Happiness Tips from Age Old Tales (Layman Series)
This Self-Help Quick read, takes readers through the old stories and the new Self Help lessons. This collection goes beyond the typical “moral of the story” ending connected to each tale or fable by including “layman lessons.” These lessons expand upon the themes and morals of each story, focusing on how the story can have a profound meaning that can be turned into lifestyle tips. This book has tips for all common miseries of people - Bringing up kids, thinking clearly, managing tough bosses, how to conduct meeting etc. I am sure this book will surely influence the readers to think beyond regular and deep.


https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BST68ZBX

Layman Lessons from Simple Tales and Fables: Hidden Marvels of Time Management, Leadership, and Happiness Tips from Age Old Tales


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Saelia Altacia | 1 comments can i recommend a book for motivation and living? :)

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Unified-Theo...


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T. Kumar | 2 comments I have written one more book in Layman Series
Layman Lessons From Bhagavad Gita: An Attempt to Grasp the Infinite (Layman Series)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0D...

Discover the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, one of Hinduism's most revered scriptures. This book simplifies the Gita's teachings, from foundational principles of healthy living to deeper explorations of the soul and the divine.


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