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Turn The Tables - Priya Kumar

            "The journey forward is not so much about  our dream as much as it is of becoming worthy for them."
This whole sentence held whole picture of life we're (nowday's generation is) living. I've highlighted it from a wonderful book I read recently.



Book - Turn The Tables
By - Priya Kumar
Pages - 276
Well I don't think any Indian reader here is unknown to Priya Kumar? And if you're I'd like to give a quick intro of her here.

 Priya Kumar is an internationally acclaimed motivational speaker with more than 24 years of corporate training experience. Priya has written 11 inspirational books which have won 32 international book awards.

 Now talking about book,when you face a sudden confusing situations in life you run to the person who you feel can guid you better. When they advice you on something it's not by only analyzing the situation but there are beems of the experience they have had in their life which makes them a better guid. They'll be sure about the exact reason about your confusion and they'll provide the exact guidance for it. That's when I felt When I read the book 'Turn The Tables.'

 Turn The Tables is kind of autobiography of Priya Kumar. This book is a journey from challenges to opportunity and success she herself faced throughout her life.

 This book has exactly 28 chapters with 26 labeled as numbers and another two are beginning and ending point chappys. Each chapter here starts with a glimpse of her life coming to an explanation of what she learned by it and end with a worthful advice which can surely leave an impact and make you thinking. End of the each chapter has some notable questions or markable points which probably help you focus on yourself and make your purpose clear in you mind. There's so much more about the book but agar sab maine hi likh diya toh ap kya padhoge!?

 Okay Okay so this one is highly recommended to those teenage readers who are stuck between choices to make for their future, either to choose dream or a carrier with better earning jobs and to listen who's advices. I know the situation because I myself faced it and trust me when I say This book can help you clear your mind from that useless thoughts which do nothing but successfully demotivates you and make you doubt yourself.
So Keep Calm And Read The Book!

      

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