My ebook got published on Kindle.

[Rishabh R]

[Staples]

Congrats 👏

Nice work. If you have a preview chapter somewhere please drop it here, I might buy it.

[Rishabh R]

The book offers a collection of insights and exercises aimed at guiding individuals on how to live a wise and fulfilling life. It is divided into multiple sets (A-F), with each set containing a series of insights on various life themes such as:

 

1.Emotional Awareness and Authenticity:

 

Encourages readers to express their emotions authentically during conflicts and recognize that negative emotions can lead to personal growth.

Exercises promote self-reflection on past events and changing perspectives to view difficult situations positively.

2.Resilience and Optimism:

 

Focuses on seeing setbacks as opportunities, learning from negative experiences, and recognizing that all negative emotions are temporary.

Optimism is presented as a key trait for enjoying life, even when things don't go as planned.

3.Self-Discipline and Perspective:

 

Emphasizes the importance of living with discipline, having a nuanced plan for every situation, and recognizing the difference between reality and perception.

Readers are encouraged to hold onto optimism during tough times, with exercises that involve imagining positive outcomes.

4.Handling Adversity and Trauma:

 

The book advises readers to let go of past traumas, focus on the future, and embrace the concept that bad times are temporary and isolated events.

It also highlights the importance of solitude, not taking hurtful interactions personally, and developing resilience during catastrophes.

5.Life Purpose and Growth:

 

The later sections encourage readers to discover their life purpose, walk away from toxic situations, and help others while remaining detached.

There's also an emphasis on understanding that both failure and success have their benefits, with failure being a key teacher in life.

Overall, "Wisest Way to Live Life" is a contemplative self-help book that offers philosophical insights combined with practical exercises for personal growth, emotional intelligence, and resilience. It focuses on positive thinking, understanding emotions, and living with purpose andu Authenticity.

Used AI to generate it's brief summary and themes.

 

 

 

 

 

[Kksd74628]

@Rishabh R

The problem with books and info in general is that it hierarchically flows downwards. Judging from the topics it is "same" that what everyone else is teaching. Also "positivism" isn't even the most powerful model. Try harder on the next book to really get insights from your own investigation rather than just echo chambering the status quo.

If you think my criticism isn't valid then tell me something that I already didn't know.

[Rishabh R]

@Kksd74628 I am not echo chambering the status quo as I just wanted to share my insights from months of contemplation with the public. 

[Kksd74628]

@Rishabh R

And that is what everyone is saying. Do you even fathom the depth of what the fuck I am saying. The reason you calculate something in your head one way over something is because you're operating with the model printed to your head from school. The same way it's obnoxiously obvious that the perspective you're speaking of these things comes from the same place others have done it before.

This is the type of situation where something is so written on your forehead that the only person that can't see it is you. Still again as I've said, I might be wrong, so be free to enlighten me with new perspective that hasn't been status quo before. Tell one.

[Rishabh R]

Better mind you language @Kksd74628  stop using abusive words . By the way it was just a brief summary and themes of the book . If you want perspectives then go read my book or read some other self help book then you will understand that you , me and everyone is wrong.

[Staples]

56 minutes ago, Kksd74628 said:

Do you even fathom the depth of what the fuck I am saying. 

Easy there, Tiger. You didn't actually critique anything about the book. Rishabh is putting their own personal spin on the topic. A book doesn't have to be a totally novel concept to be extremely valuable. Readers being exposed to a new perspective is the point.

Edited September 24 by Staples

[Michael569]

1 hour ago, Kksd74628 said:

The problem with books and info in general is that it hierarchically flows downwards. Judging from the topics it is "same" that what everyone else is teaching. Also "positivism" isn't even the most powerful model. Try harder on the next book to really get insights from your own investigation rather than just echo chambering the status quo.

If you think my criticism isn't valid then tell me something that I already didn't know.

There is no need for this. All you are saying is "this book is not for me". If you can't show some appreciation for someone who has actually produced and shipped a product then don't comment at all. This isn't a constructive feedback. 

1 hour ago, Kksd74628 said:

Do you even fathom the depth of what the fuck I am saying.

And this level of patronising aggressivity is not necessary either. If you have to use this sort of language then perhaps you aren't as evolved as you think you are. The lack of empathy in your comments is actually quite disgusting

Edited September 24 by Michael569

[Rishabh R]

Thank you @Michael569 and @Staples . Yeah some people will like the book while some will not.

[Sugarcoat]

Congrats! 

[El Zapato]

ditto!

[UnbornTao]

Congrats 👏 

[Rishabh R]

Thanks people.

[Xonas Pitfall]

Oh my! Congratulations! 

[CARDOZZO]

Criticizing is easy, building is challenging. 

Keep going  

[Keryo Koffa]

@Kksd74628 You're absolutely going to love this post then

Congrants on getting the book out

[JosephKnecht]

Good job. 

[Kksd74628]

@Michael569

That's not true. I ain't saying "the book is not for me". I am saying what I said exactly on the response which is basically "Learn to become unique and share ideas that are fresh and come from you". Probably you've seen a phenomenon in youtube where self-help videos kind of are copies of each others. You thinking of things for yourself is not enough, because your thinking already is programmed by the status quo. When you know structure so well you can spot patterns that I understood just by looking at the summary.

I am saying here something incredibly deep and I hope you get what I am trying to point at.

@Michael569 @Staples

Also don't get triggered by my radicality. That I say something exactly how I think it in my mind doesn't make it bad or good. Just my way of speaking. Get over it, bruh.

[Hojo]

Good job.

Edited September 24 by Hojo