"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 Pal
Sometimes, help with scaling the obstacles life throws in our paths comes from hearing another
Person’s perspective.
- Gul Panag
Actor, Entrepreneur and Pilot
For anyone who has faced adversity, from depression to despair, to merely being “different,” the powerful takeaway from the book is that it is possible to heal, feel whole, and happy again.
- Shoma Chaudhury
Award-winning Journalist
Here are 11 Inspiring biographies. Anshu Arora has interviewed some real people across the globe to bring their true stories to life. People who chose to stand tall with grit and courage, despite all losses and odds. This is not a dark book. This is a book of hope. This compassionate piece of work will resonate with you when you will read about these people, their battles, the refuge they took and the places that helped them heal on their journey of becoming an inspiration. It is true that everything gets okay in the end. The tough part is to keep walking till you reach there with hope and positivity. These 11 lives will help you find what you are seeking, and that shall become the rail you may hold on to in your personal journeys. Know and remember that there is hope, because 11 people in this book truly found it.
Anshu Arora
Anshu Arora is a C-Suite facilitator, Speaker Coach, Pecha-Kucha Coach, and Executive Coach by profession. To pursue her passion and calling, she runs a podcast called “Candid Conversations with Anshu Arora” where she covers real stories of grit and courage. She is also a columnist for a mental health magazine.
Her own battles encouraged her to look around, only to realize that people were fighting bigger battles with even bigger smiles. This book changed the conversation for her, and she hopes the book will do the same for the readers. As the quote goes: “We live only once.” She now would like to believe that “we live every day, but die only once.” Hence, every effort towards mental wellness, leading a life of courage, and seeking help is worth it.
Anshu is, indeed, free-spirited and loves to travel, while sipping a lot of coffee.
