Well, I was listening to the rudest Book ever by Shwetabh on Audible while writing this Blog on this website. I have read and listened to this Book more than 2-3 times in the last year. This Book always provides me direction whenever I get stuck in any position.
Practical Book - This Book is about practical ways you can solve your problems.
Being a product - This Book helps you understand you are a product; since you are born, you have no control over any decision that your parents are taking to improve your life. Your school, college, clothes you wear is dictated by what your parents like or dislike. Another person opinion is continuously bombarding us, which includes your teacher, parents, friends and relatives.
Everyone is weird - This Book taught me that people are weird; they cannot be good or bad. By thinking people are weird, you will not put any tag on them.
Nation Policy - This Book tells me I am a nation, I am not allowed to be hurt by any other opinion, nor I have the right to hurt and sabotage myself.
Accepting rejections - This Book gave me straightforward advice on accepting rejections in day to day life without messing my self-image. Rejections have troubled me in the last 28 years; this Book has taught me that rejection makes us grow into a better version of ourselves.
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Parikshit Khanna, Digital Marketing Business Partner at Fooracles, Marketing Head, Jenson & Jenson Lubricants, started his career in 2013 with a startup located in Dehradun, co-founded by a family friend. An alumnus of IMS Ghaziabad, Parikshit worked in the retail industry for over six years and gained extensive marketing, customer handling, and business building experience. As a seasoned digital marketeer, Parikshit Khanna is passionate about devising and implementing innovative plans to enhance business turnover.
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