The least possible way to find happiness is to look for it. Contradictory enough?
Welcome to the book about paradoxes. From a century-old paradox to a paradox not even a decade old, this book has those contradictory statements that can be proven true either way, but will it be the same if we apply them to our lives?
Isn’t ambiguity a leading cause of depression these days? If the answer is contradictory, then shouldn’t the question be changed?
Welcome to the true life’s paradox.
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Somesh Mittal
Somesh Mittal, born in the year 1988, is a graduate of Modern School, Barakhamba Road (Delhi) and University of Manchester (UK). He is an entrepreneur handling Balaji Group, which is a business conglomerate based out of Gurugram, Haryana, with businesses in diversified sectors.
He is married and has two daughters and resides in Gurguram, Haryana.
His passion to understand human emotions deeply led him to write his first book, which is all about finding the right solution to probably a wrong question.
