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Happiness is sold to us like a finish line:
“Once you get that job… that body… that relationship… then you’ll be happy.”
But real life doesn’t work like that.
Happiness is a mood.
Progress is a system.
In HAPPINESS IS A LIE, Jothi Viknesh—TEDx speaker, world-record holder, and founder of HappySoul Hub—shares powerful, funny, deeply human stories from his journeys across India, and the lessons he learned the hard way.
Inside, you’ll learn 10 simple moves to:
break the drift and take control of your habits
reduce burnout by rebuilding your energy and boundaries
stop performing for approval and start becoming your real self
create momentum even when motivation disappears
build focus, confidence, and self-respect—one small move at a time
This isn’t a book that tells you to “think positive.”
It’s a book that helps you build a person you can rely on—especially on the days you feel tired, stuck, or behind.
Stop chasing a feeling. Start building a person.
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Jothi Viknesh
Jothi Viknesh is a TEDx speaker, world-record holder, and the founder of HappySoul Hub—a wellness and personal growth movement built to help people get fitter, happier, and stronger from the inside out.
With 15+ years in fitness and wellness, Jothi has taught thousands through dance fitness, yoga, strength, HIIT, and habit-based transformation programs—helping people build energy, confidence, and consistency (without the “all-or-nothing” drama).
But his biggest lessons didn’t come from a classroom.
They came from the road.
Jothi has traveled across India—often the hard way—learning resilience, discipline, and human psychology in real life: handling setbacks, running on low sleep, rebuilding after mistakes, and finding kindness in unexpected places. Those journeys shaped the tools he teaches today: simple systems that reduce burnout, create momentum, and turn progress into a lifestyle.
He’s also known for his fun, honest style—mixing humor, self-roast, and real stories—because he believes growth shouldn’t feel like punishment. It should feel like movement.
Through HappySoul Hub, Jothi’s mission is clear: help people stop chasing happiness as a finish line—and start building a person they can trust, one small move at a time.
