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Binding
Paper Back
Number of Pages
224
Age Group
All
Language
Gujarati
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Book Summary
Chinta Chhodo Sukh Thi Jivo is a practical self-help guide designed to help you shed worry and welcome lasting happiness. Grounded in mindfulness and everyday wisdom, this concise book speaks to adults and anyone feeling overwhelmed by stress who wants a calmer, more intentional life. Its warm, hopeful tone invites you to try small, meaningful shifts that add up to a brighter outlook.
Written in a warm, accessible voice, the book is organized as a friendly toolkit rather than a long lecture. It blends brief explanations with practical steps: quick practices for moments of worry, a morning routine to set a peaceful tone, and short journaling prompts that invite reflection. The structure is simple and repeatable, so you can build a steady habit of letting go of stress. Chinta Chhodo Sukh Thi Jivo invites you to adopt its mantra as you move through daily life, making serenity feel achievable rather than distant.
As a practical, non-fiction guide, it emphasizes small, repeatable actions that fit into real life. Expect bite-sized exercises, gentle breathing techniques, and clear guidance on reframing anxious thoughts. The pages feel like a calm conversation, with gentle reminders that happiness is a practice, not a destination, and that every day offers a fresh start.
After finishing Chinta Chhodo Sukh Thi Jivo, readers carry a reliable toolbox for living with less worry and more joy. They feel steadier, more hopeful, and equipped to approach each day with a calmer mindset and renewed purpose.
Product Details
Author
Dale Carnegie
Publisher
Rr Sheth And Co
Number of Pages
224
Language
Gujarati
SKU
BK0424818
ISBN
9789351224617
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
20 x 14 x 4 cm
Binding
Paper Back
₹ 199
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