I like learning from other people’s wisdom.That’s a quicker way to get where I want to go.Life is too short to have a trial and error for everything.This is where Bhanu Arora’s book 10 Essentials to the Blueprint of Happiness is perfect.
Style of writing: It’s a book written in a style like The Go Giver.There are life stories which are engaging while not being preachy.This is followed by observations of the author and then take away points at the end of each chapter.Perfect format.The book’s introduction is in the same style, where the author’s intention behind writing the book is revealed.
He also gives us a quick walk-through of how to use the book to find happiness inside.
Basic theme of the book 10 Essentials to the Blueprint of Happiness
10 Things you can follow in your day to day life both personal and professional(both are heavily interlinked)to live happier.
Knowledge tidbits I loved :
- If you want to be happy, you have to first find out about you.Seeking self-knowledge is the first step for being happiness
- Try to recollect your childhood.This may help you understand your adult conditioning.Excellent advice.
- Surround yourself with supportive positive people.
- Positive environment helps in self-improvement
- Always be alert for your own well-being.
- Always have adequate information from reliable sources.
- Gossip is not necessarily negative.It gives us valuable information about nature and lack of workability.It helps to weed out untrustworthy people.This Is an interesting insight.
- You need to help others who dream
- A healthy marriage helps you live happier.
Overview:
What you do, how you think, who you have around, are all factors which influence your physical, mental and emotional state.This is the framework on which you build your happiness.
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About the Author
Bhanu Arora is a banker by profession and a passionate writer.This book is his debut book.He has also written a few short stories in the past that can be found on his blog bhanuarora.com.His other passions are traveling music, movies, and food that inspire him to write.
Book Blurb
Some people are born happy, and we often meet them in our daily lives. The same can be true for every human on this earth. Souls are born humble but are stressed by society. One of the primary sources of unhappiness is the existence of adverse individuals in our life. Remove them, and we are free winged creatures. Gossip, socialize, make friends and not a single day would go in sadness. Respect live-in relationship if marriage exhausts you. Travel and explore this beautiful earth for a more joyful you. Forget Billionaires and live your unique life. Deliberate changes in our daily lives can punch you up and make it worth living. “Ten Essentials to the Blueprint of Happiness”delightfully portrays interlinked stories from everyday modern life that can change you forever with everlasting bliss.
Disclosure:I received a copy from Writersmelon in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.’
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Very inspirational and helps to search for a meaningful life
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sounds like a good read.. picking up a copy too 🙂
True that.. life is short and too fast.. No time for things
Love those points mentioned- will add this to the “to be read” book list
I think the most important tidbit here is surrounding yourself with positive people. It’s incredible how much of an effect your five closest friends can have on your behaviour and attitude. A lot of advice in this book it seems, thanks for sharing!
This definitely looks like a great read
It is a great book! Yeah, I absolutely agree to all of the these specially to a healthy marriage, positive environment and positive and supportive people! They’re key to happiness!
Yes true.Thanks for reading
This looks interesting. I used to do book reading regularly but off late I hardly get time due to the too many activities I have involved myself in to. I need to get back to reading soon…Thanks for the honest take of yours.. 🙂 #AlexaMyFriend #foodietweeter
Thank you
That’s sounds very interesting and informative book. Everyone want to be happy. And these 10 points can be helpful for many.
I’ve read a self help book in my college days to combat the peer pressure of studies . These books are very helpful in motivating and giving you new vision of thinking This also seems to be a great read
I loved the very first line – ‘If you want to be happy, you have to first find out about you’. how true it is. Always be alert of self care and self recognition is crucial for a happy & content life. Lovely review here, looking ahead to read in details.
Sounds like a good read to point one in the right direction of happiness. Good advice to remove adverse individuals from your life.
I always looked at gossip as a negative thing-interesting perspective. Also, yes I do believe that knowing yourself is so essential.
What an interesting book . It sounds like it has lots of tips and guidance to help you.
This surely looks like an interesting read. I so agree with your first point, to find true happiness we have to find ourselves first.
Now I’m thinking what am I born like lol.
I read one self help book that too half! I’m ok you are ok.
Nice review.
I am always in search of happiness. This might be a lovely book owing to what I read from the theme. thanks for sharing
This very informative and interesting. I love your writing skills
I love reading and I always enjoying finding great books that others have read. The book states some great truths about happiness.
This book and your review look more interesting. And the title of the book attracts me more. Would love to grab a one for me soon.
You made some excellent points, particularly about reevaluating our childhoods and learning from others’ mistakes. Sounds like a very interesting read!
Its always great to read candid reviews about books. interesting Self Help book it look seems