How To Think Everyday
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A great thinker knows when to stop thinking. A fool doesn't think, and an insane person doesn't stop thinking.
Many philosophers have accurately said rightful thinking is the capability of an enlightened and generous mind. We shouldn’t think according to the environment we perceive, but by the mind practice. Most people avoid thinking much, assuming it as a sickness of their minds, but actually it’s not.
How to Think Everyday book can advise and assist anyone to approach the following problems:
1. Why and How Overthinking isn’t Sickness
2. The Concept of Concentration
3. How to Make Your Mind Energetic
4. Making Day Alive
5. Worrying About a Problem
6. The Training of Mind
We want to give orders to our mind, but commanding it is a tough situation because it's the mind that commands our body. So, in real meaning, we have to restrain the boss who commands it. That's the ironic and laughable situation of controlling the controller.
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Deepak Gupta is pre-eminently known for writing plain sailing, meticulous, and pragmatic Self-Help books. He’s the author of more than forty books including 10 Principles to Beat Failure, 10 Principles to Love Yourself, and How to Heal Yourself. He has been garnering much acclaim for his 30 Minutes Read & 10 Principles Series. He loves to observe, absorb, and write on various social issues, inspirational truthful words, short stories, and heart whelming poetry. He releases new short books every month to get readers to connect with the truth of life.
Also, when he’s not writing, he can be found wandering on his exquisite terrace garden. He lives with his family in Delhi, India.
