Description

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In Really, Is It Me? Abhijeet Ghule discusses all the reasons you need to know to change your perspective about people around you and vice versa. Also, he answers important questions like why one small decision could be life-changing.

Understanding yourself will allow you to understand the difference between your pace and your expectations from you, from family or work place or other public relations and vice-versa. But achieving the point of exact balance between the four most important aspects of life, your actual pace and the pace of the world and your expectations and expectations from you, will allow you to win the hearts of people around you and achieve "inner peace" in its true spirit.

This first volume of the book involves a brief discussion about the determining factor of what, how and why your decisions are the way they are and eventually design and define your character.

About the Author

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Being an observer of things around and try to learn from them, Abhijeet Ghule is a true believer in the sanctity of words, whether spoken or given, for words are the only tools to create trust and to earn respect. He firmly believes that people have capability to change and the will is so superior that if the efforts are channelized properly, any individual is able to bring about change anywhere in his or her personal, professional and religious world. A part time poet (mostly motivational), Abhijeet has immense respect for art. He is an active member of Junior Chamber International. He also likes music, playing chess, swimming and helping people whenever possible. All the poems in this book are written by him only. Being an observer Abhijeet has attempted to learn things from the people around and that inspired him to write this book and share his observations with the readers. He firmly believes that if lessons learnt are shared, they will always benefit somebody in some way. And so, he gladly presents before you, the details of lessons he learnt from life around. Abhijeet strongly believs in humanism and hence, agrees to the fact that human beings could improve by learning from their mistakes. If you wish to give your reactions or a feedback, please write to him on: ghule.abhijeet@rediffmail.com