"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalAre you still wondering why you have no control over your own life? Are you still grappling with ‘what next’ as a senior? In this book, author Hira Mehta helps readers understand how you and you alone can make the difference. Even before you have finished the book, you will realise that as a senior, and no matter whatever age you are at now, you would have already begun to find the courage to follow your dreams, discard the guilt and the mental and physical obstacles that stop you from celebrating life NOW!
The book is a conversational journey the author has with her peers. The author's own failings, sharing and life experiences will inspire not just seniors, but everyone to look within again, move forward and play a winning game on their own terms. Keep this one as a quick reference. It is a new approach and valuable addition for anyone at any age to help change your thinking and your attitude. As the author says, “Gift it to the seniors in your life, and buy one for yourself too now and be prepared. After all, everyone is going to grow old someday.”
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HIRA MEHTA
Hira Mehta, born December 1954, Mumbai, holds diplomas in administrative science, event management and voicing. She has since retired from ICICI Bank with thirty-eight years of service. Hira is a freelancer working on various projects while simultaneously enjoying her love for re-cycle craft, writing, hosting and volunteering at events, contributing to social service and indulging in her greatest love –‘Bollywood’ by making short films, acting and studio hopping.
She is a story writer, blogger, proofreader, mentor to youth on communication skills, motivational speaker on living life as a senior, host, actor and voice talent. She has to her credit, projects such as archiving the history of her bank, co-founding a women's forum, writing voice industry blogs and has also published a book – “Twisted Tales and More…”
She summarises her mantra of life in a quote by Erma Bombeck, “When I stand before God at the end of my life, I would hope that I would not have a single bit of talent left, and could say, ‘I used everything you gave me’.” Her personal blog is ‘crossleggedwithhiramehta.’ Contact her at hiramehta13@gmail.com
