Untitled Life s Random Lessons

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Untitled Life s Random Lessons

Author	: Ramesh Sood
File Size	: 50,9 Mb
Publisher	: Notion Press
Language	: English
Release Date	: 28 November 2023
ISBN	: 9798891867888
Pages	: 266 pages

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Untitled Life s Random Lessons by Ramesh Sood Book PDF Summary

Life has this tendency of offering lessons randomly in some inexplicable moments when one takes a road less travelled in pursuit of one’s own calling. Each page offers one such lesson that author has picked up from myriad experiences. Some came from intense interactions, others from deep observations and many appeared just like that fleeting cloud in the skies of mind. This book is a simple offering to the discerning minds which is written in day to day spoken language without any attempt by the author to distort it using embellishment and frills. It’s free flowing and readers are expected to contemplate on the lessons shared and move through every page with ease.

Untitled Life s Random Lessons by Ramesh Sood

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