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By Monika Singh | Book Review, Interview, Lifestyle, Self-Love

I was a chubby but healthy kid. You have probably observed people whose faces turn Red when they laugh (like a tomato). 

Childhood & teenage is a stage where we are less or not stressed at all about Life; if we are, we ignore it because moving ahead is our ultimate step.

But the last few years were full of ups & downs. I have quickly lost weight because of city & hostel life, and I quickly gained it in the last one and a half years (lockdown, & then homemade food). Indian moms serve more when they feel they are not looking fit & strong. Probably I used to eat more when I used to feel stressed, or I used to eat more often as a carefree girl.

As we focus more on career life, we ignore our sitting hours, eyes, and physical & mental health! It happened to me too. Being an engineering student, screen time is a part of your life! 

And mainly, when focusing more on Artificial Intelligence, you have to focus more and more on the screen. Also, when you have to type and create content for your lovely readers, it results in fewer breaks for eyes & body and more stress.

So, I hope you can understand how unhealthy habits we develop or when we start sacrificing our health for careers.

It was last month, and I decided to stay fit. And you know what? I am working on it. I focused on Changing my diet foods eating habits & trying to stick to my sleeping routine. And I got this book: The New Me. And here I would like to share its review with you guys!



Book Title: The New Me - A guidebook to perfect health
Author: Gagan Dhawan
Pages: 80

Book Review!

This book is so insightful and packed in 80 pages. The value & knowledge is simple & short, still overflowing. What I would like to say is Fewer words - more sense!

One day, the Author realized that he now had to take medications. And when he realized if he started taking them, there would be no going back, He was concerned, serious & more active about his health.

He took 90 days of challenges, and he found that after 90 days, he is fit & fine according to all medical tests, and he doesn't need medications now.

So, in this book, he has shared how to set up this three-month challenge, what we have to do, what not, eating habits, food, diets, minor things like sleeping habits & drinking water, etc. And much more.

So I required this book, so I am not saying how insightful this is as a book lover. I am sharing how much value it is, according to a person who is now on her health-fitness Journey! I hope to share some behind the scenes about my fitness Journey soon!

Recommended To: those who are trying to take their physical health seriously.

Well, if you are someone, who is more & more practical, & does not love the book, let us take a 90-day challenge to fit ourselves!
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Mani Shankar

Mani Shankar Soni is from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. He is a student of - Bachelor of Pharmacy in the Professional Education field. His hobbies are: Reading books by foreign authors and listening to Classical music. 


INTERVIEW 

(Questions and Answers, in a conversation with Monika Singh and Mani Shankar)



If you could tell your younger self anything, what would it be?

Mani: I think: "Do not be sad if someone rejects you. Because people usually leave expensive things and go for the cheap ones".


What does literary success look like to you?

Mani: In my opinion, Literary success is the development of mostly pastime uses activities, creativity, and many other things related to the present.


Does a big ego help or hurt dreamers?

Mani: Mostly, big ego always hurts Dreamers.


What was an early experience where you learned that language (written words) had power?

Mani: In my experience, language always works as a medium to understand written or spoken communication.


What period of your life do you find most valuable, enjoyable & eye-opening? (Child, teenager, young adult).

Mani: I found Teenager is part of my life and most enjoyable, & valuable


Do you Google yourself?

Mani: Yes! I do google myself.


What is the most significant judgmental point in society for boys?

Mani: The most significant critical point in society for boys is related to the job and marriage.


One rule you want to break in our society and family for boys/girls?

Mani: I want to break the rule regulations for the girls so that they can grow with boys.


What are your dreams and goals in your life?

Mani: The dream of my life is not big, but it is not small as well, so I want all those qualities that can give me an identity in society.


Who is your ideal in your life?

Mani: My mother is my ideal in my life. But the word cannot explain their feelings.


What do you think, people try to control boys' power in the name of responsibility?

Mani: People suppress boys' feelings in the name of responsibility. They do not have enough time for themselves too. So, I think no one can understand their feelings.


What is your favorite childhood book?

Mani: I have a favorite poetry book: The Random House Book of Poetry.


One thing that always makes you happy, and you want to dance that time?

Mani: Only friends make me happy.


Which change needs our country for primary & real education?

Mani: A new syllabus according to Hindu culture can change real education & primary education.


One thing you want to do for your parents?

Mani: I have many dreams for my parents. I can not explain it, and the future decides that.


Family or a friend, which one is more comfortable for you to share yourself?

Mani: Family and friends both help me in sadness.



Stay connected and follow for more terrific, honest Interview conversations with ordinary people who are doing extraordinary in their lives. 


© Monika Singh and Mani Shankar



Original Source: Mani Shankar, Dreamer - Interview Conversation with Monika Singh


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Have you ever read books that are based in a future time? Like which predicts what is going to happen in the upcoming years. If yes, you might find this post exciting. But if not, then it is beautiful. And you can try this post for the reading taste. 

Features and details of the book!
Book Title: 2034
Author Name: Bruno Beaches
Format: Kindle, Paperback

Book 2034 by Bruno Beaches


Book Review by Monika

In the narration of the story, there is another narrator. Samantha - the Queen of Storytelling, who is in her mid-40s. She was a teacher in her young days. Almost the whole society, the people who have been living there for nearly ten years now, trust each other because of the shared hardship and much more. It is the evening time & she is going to tell a story to the kids, as the parents of these kids believe in the integrity of Samantha. 

This story is set in the future time, and it is about 2034. 2034 means the year 2034, 12 years ahead of 2022. Including the description of mid-years. Like 2023, 2024, and 2034. It also describes what happened in the quarantine, situations of humans & society, unwanted chemical effects, the sudden changes it brought, etc.

This story is full of suspense, mystery, and unbelievable worries, describing how artificial food is now a vital need and why it is essential to maintain social distancing. There are driverless vehicles and destruction. Human life is now dependent on chemicals to save itself from chemicals. They are now in a cage, but they can do whatever they want inside it. What an irony life plays. Is it not?

Secure zones are created so that people can save their lives. No additional help of extra & essential facilities is there. People are trying to build other communities in the woods and wild, and much more is there.

The story of this book revolves around the destruction, how natural life is adversely affected, and how the life of several human beings is in danger. 

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What I like: I appreciate the author's efforts in the narration style, for imagination, and how wonderfully he crafted the story of destruction in 2034.

Triggered Emotions: I would not like to say anything about the story plot because deep involvement can affect someone badly. Like, If you are already depressed or cannot stand up to the stories of vast destruction, I can not recommend this. But this does not mean that you can not read it. Thanks for understanding! 

Recommended: If you like thrillers or mysteries related to destruction, you can go for it. 

If you love it, feel free to share it with those who love to read mystery & thriller stories. Thank you for stopping by! Let me know something interesting you have found in this blog post in the comments.

Monika


Original Source:  2034 Review

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About Monika Singh

Author of the international Amazon best-selling book 'How Emotion, People, and Success Fooled You'.

 

I'm a prolific trusted book blogger and content writer with a passion for diary writing, reading books, and a deep understanding of human nature.

 
I hold a degree in B.Tech in CSE and have explored various fields. I deeply appreciate the struggles and triumphs of human experience and management.

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