Life is always a game of choices. It involves an interplay of conclusions that we draw every day, depending upon our perception of life. As the perceptions change, so do the conclusions too. To some, life has always been ‘half-full,’ while others perceive it as ‘half-empty.’ Through this book, one can easily solder-wire the brain, to look at life—only and only—as an offering 'half-full,' instead of looking at it as ‘half-empty.’ It is neither a book on ‘dos’ and ‘donts,’ nor is it some kind of a rule-book. It does not unveil any secret recipe of 'that' magic potion either, ‘which’ we have been searching for years. The book, in reality, is a beautiful and honest compilation of author’s personal and professional experiences. It elucidates—and describes—the various teachings that life has offered to him over all these years. Life is not only stranger than we can ever imagine, it is mysterious as well. It is like a riddle, wrapped as an enigma. Life is also the single most complex process to be understood, after the human brain. Each one of us has a unique life to live, and each one of us has to deal with it uniquely—rendering it almost impossible to have one size that fits all. However, the book would surely help us create a framework, thus enabling us to lead and live our life better—in bliss and in peace. The author pledges to donate all proceeds from the sale of this book, to “Being Human Foundation,” (www.beinghumanonline.com) dedicated to: educating the underprivileged kids and undertaking healthcare measures for them. He firmly believes that while our earnings reflect how we make a living, our contributions to the society embody how we make a life.

About The Author :

The author works as an Associate Director for a leading US based multinational corporation. For the past few years, he has been dealing with “life” insurance based products and services on the professional side. An engineer by education, he believes that "life" is the greatest teacher of all times and one who understands life needs no further education to survive and be successful in this world. However, on the personal side and for the last many years, he has been insuring and managing complex yet sweet "life" relations woven around his family, friends, colleagues, customers and well-wishers. Based in Delhi (India), he blissfully enjoys each day of his life with his wife and his 12-year old son. He is closely associated to The Being Human Foundation, dedicated to the education and healthcare of the under-privileged kids and would continue to donate the collections received from his books in the past and in the future. He believes that it is "his" way of giving it back to the society. If anyone is interested in donating to the foundation (www.beinghumanonline.com), he can contact the author at sumeet.jain@gmail.com