Book Review #11 - Who will cry when you die?

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Book : Who will cry when you die?

Author : Robin Sharma

Short Blurb:

The book offers 101 simple solutions to life’s most frustrating challenges, to recreate your life so that you feel strikingly happy, beautifully fulfilled and deeply peaceful.

🌟What is my take on this?

This is my second novel written by Robin Sharma. It has many insights, thoughts, guidelines for the betterment, self-improvement and self-reflection. This book can be carried along, to refer to, at times when you need inspiration and motivation to go on. It will fill you with determination.

If you read this novel, you will be filled with bountiful of good hopes and energy.

🌟What are my thoughts on the title and cover?

The cover is thoughtful and the title is perplexing with a hint of philosophy.

🌟What'd be one thing that’s most captivating?

It's pragmatic and nudges the reader to actually rethink about the challenges and circumstances in life. It's simple - either you see a glass hall full or half empty, it's up to how you nurture your mind and your life.

It is highly recommended if you're looking for self-improvement, inspiration and seeking the purpose of life.

Rating : 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟/5 

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