The Rudest Book Ever

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I wouldn’t consider this the rudest book ever, few occasional f bombs and covering common self-help talking points doesn’t make a book rude. The Rudest Book Ever by Shwetabh Gangwar is a self-help book that helps us realize the ignorance that we pose towards our own self. It teaches us to know ourselves better by freeing our minds from all the bullshit we come across in our day to day life. If you need somebody else to tell you that you are special, then you have not done anything to earn it in your own mind." To the world you are like a product. You have hopes attached to you; hopes of a good career, personality, relationship and finances. The better you score on all these parameters the better product you are.

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You don’t need everyone’s approval and assent all the time. Pursue something you are passionate about, find a purpose and work towards fulfilling that purpose for a fulfilling and meaningful life. A thought-provoking book which should not be read as a story, rather the ideas should be practised diligently. A book that perfectly resonates with us and leaves us reflecting on our perspectives. It aims to give insight to youngsters and adults about how to control our thinking.

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Everyone Encounters Rejection At Least Once In Their Lives, And It Is A Relatively Common Occurrence. When It Occurs, It Won’t Have Anything To Do With You. However, You Act As If You’re The Only One It Has Ever Happened To And Take It Personally. The idea of being special excites nearly all of us. You must have imagined situations in which everybody around you would tell you that you’re amazing and treat you like you’re special. The conservational style and informal language adds charm to the book and makes the reader feel connected to the notions. With properly formulated chapters and small sections, the navigation through the book is not a tough task and can be read again and again without any problem. The constant need for appreciation is what pulls a person down. We all think the entire universe Parents are not only responsible for helping you become a capable working person but they are also responsible for making you a capable and efficient thinker.

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The people who have experience, positions and power are only sources to learn from. Observe their abilities and learn from them and after that leave them alone. Learn when to stop. He mostly discusses various problems that the younger generation faces on his YouTube channel these days. Don’t rely on others to confirm that you are unique and special. If you do so then it means that you don’t truly believe that you deserve being special. Believe in your abilities and others will believe in you. The book is clearly not to blame anyone, but to take responsibility. The central idea is that we are a product and when garbage goes in, garbage comes out. Last 2 chapters are really amazing, so take your time to absorb things. You will know most of the things from this book, but here you will find the right context in which problem needs to be solved. Rejections are normal." We are not here to be successful in everything be it studies, career or relationships. There might be times when we will get rejected and that's normal. Hence, we must always keep on moving forward even after rejections and not let out self-esteem go down.Failures and rejections are the most important experiences for growth. We learn considerably more when things go wrong than when we are successful. However, if we do not know how to deal with rejections and failures, these failures will psychologically shape us. The more a person holds on to what they have learned in their childhood – the old ways – the harder it becomes for them to develop HOW TO LEARN.”– Shwetabh Gangwar You may often have found yourself thinking that people are idiots. But no one is born an idiot. Rather, we unknowingly choose to be idiots, since we aren’t shown the techniques of how to think. Good leadership, self-respect from strong self-control, actions that make the nation wealthy, culturally and intellectually rich, and lastly, maintaining great relationships ensures increased lifesatisfaction.