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Puja and Arush, separated by five thousand miles are steadfastly committed to each other. They believe they can make it work —until time zones and life get in the way.
Meanwhile Sujit, trapped between his troubled past and turbulent present, desperately wants to break free, but does not know how to. He hopes to make things right with Puja —but will she ever forgive him?

Even as the three of them grapple with life in the post-pandemic world, each must discover their calling, manage family, relationships and their own unruly emotions. But then, no one said adulting was easy.

This is the story of three young people from starkly different backgrounds with intertwined fates, fighting for what they value most. What will they have to give up to get what they want?

From the award-winning author of When Love Came Calling comes an uplifting, relatable tale brimming with life lessons and hope.

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🌟1. Whether you’re a stay-at-home mom or have a career, have a bank account which is ONLY yours. Learn about the basics of investing in mutual funds. (I use an app) . Good funds can give returns of over 30%. Money=Freedom.

🌟2. Listen to a good podcast or a ted talk, once in a week . The amount of knowledge you can gain from experts in the field is tremendous. Use it.

🌟3. Read a LOT. Minimise scrolling on phone. I have set a timer for my social media apps after which I can’t access them Mark 20 minutes a day to read. Read fiction, non-fiction, anything that appeals to you. Everything  counts! Check my highlights for recos.

🌟4.  Keep three classy outfits which make you feel confident. (Classy need not be expensive). You do not always have to follow  the current trend. Wear what makes you feel  great

🌟If something isn’t working in your relationship, speak up. Wait till you’re both in a good mood, and bring it up gently.  Do not blame. State the problem and how it makes you feel. 

🌟6.  I journal every day. I have a bedtime reminder at 9.40 pm and then again at 10.30 pm!. When the first one rings, I start writing in my journal and getting ready for bed. I have manifested my dream life using my journal. If you want me to make a reel about what I write in my journal—comment ‘journal’.

🌟7 Make exercise non-negotiable. Choose an activity you enjoy. Stick to it! I post my activity in my stories to keep myself motivated. Strava is a great app.
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🌟1.  Stopped caring about others will say: As a writer of 16 books read by millions, I cannot afford to care too much about what others will say/think about me or my work. I simply give it my best. This took time, but it’s one of the best things you can do for yourself.


🌟 2. Started saying No: You don’t have to give explanations for your ‘no’’—whatever it is you are saying not to. You do not have to please everyone. This took me some practice. I used to over-explain. Now I don’t anymore.


🌟 3. Assertively stated what I want: Many a time people write to me offering me a much lesser amount than what I ask for, for a speaking assignment. I am always polite and assertively state why what they are offering will not work for me, and I explain what I bring to the table. 90% of the time, they agree to my terms. The ones that don’t—they aren’t worth my time.



🌟 4. Did meditation: Mediation helps so much in calming my mind. I use Insight Timer. I have also written an entire chapter  about it, explaining the process I follow in my book ‘The Magic Mindset.’ Join my channel ‘Inner Circle’ where I have shared the link to the book.

🌟 5. Journal: Every single day I journal. I write briefly about how I spent the day. I write about what I will do the next day, and I express gratitude for what I already am blessed with. 

🌟 6.Asked questions: I wasn’t afraid to ask questions or look stupid when I did not know something. We can learn from every single person we come across. They might know something we don’t. 

🌟 7. Reminded myself of my journey: Whenever I felt inferior to someone, I reminded myself about my background. (I come from a very middle class background and was educated in ordinary government schools). I do not have the privilege or wealth many do. We all have different start lines. Remind yourself of that, and be proud!
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🌟 1.Self-discovery: Recently I did a yoga retreat in Rishikesh. I went alone. It was something I’ve been wanting to do for long, but no one in my family was interested. There might be things you want to do but which your partner/friends might not want. Do it alone!

🌟2. Confidence boost: When you do everything by yourself, it’s a huge confidence boost..

🌟3.Freedom: You get to choose the itinerary, pace, and activities without compromises and without having to adjust!

🌟4.Mental detox:  Whenever I travel by myself, I find that it’s a great way  to disconnect, reflect, and reset my mind.

🌟5.New perspectives: I made a friend from Argentina and another from Mumbai. They are completely different from me. When you travel alone you make friends which you never expected. 

🌟6.Stress relief: Taking a break from daily responsibilities can rejuvenate your body and soul! If you are a woman especially and are ‘anchoring’ your family, all the more reason you should do it. Let them learn to manage without you!

🌟7.Empowerment: Travelling alone  reminds you of your strength and resilience. There’s something magnificent about self-reliance.

Check my reels tab for ’Safety tips while travelling alone”

On a solo trip what place would you visit and what would you do? Tell me in comments. (Dreaming/ imagining  is the first step to actually doing it!)

#womenempowerment #womensupportingwomen #solotraveller #solowomentravel
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