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  • Why Should I Worry When I Can Face the World?

  • By: Shibu Nair
  • Narrated by: Shibu Nair
  • Length: 3 hrs and 33 mins

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Why Should I Worry When I Can Face the World?

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Publisher's Summary

All of us want to be happy yet why do we never make sincere efforts to become happy? All of us want peace of mind yet why do we keep worrying and overthinking for most part of our life? We are all born happy yet why do we fall prey to anxiety and depression as we grow in age? We all know we have to enjoy our present yet why do we regret our past and fear our future?

'Why should I worry when I can face the world?' is a sincere attempt to provide credible answers to all these questions. If understood and practiced well, this book can help you overcome your worries and bring you everlasting peace and happiness.
©2024 Shibu Nair (P)2024 Shibu Nair
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