11 Rules For Life: Secrets to Level Up

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An easy-to-read personal development guide that outlines eleven straightforward principles to help readers build confidence. It uses a fictional narrative framework to pass down real-world habits, mindset changes, and tactical tools needed to overcome modern setbacks

Author Name	Chetan Bhagat
ISBN	9789356999978
Year of Publication	2024
Pages	256
Language	ENGLISH
Binding	Paperback
Publisher	HarperCollins India

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ISBN: 9789356999978
Year Of Publication: 2024
Pages :256
Language : English
Binding : PEPARBACK
Publisher: HarperCollins India

OVERVIEW

The book centers on a chance encounter between a distressed food delivery rider named Viraj and an author named Chetan. Through a daily sequence of lunch deliveries and conversations, the author breaks down complex behavioral science and social challenges into simplified rules designed to help young adults navigate career plateaus, relationship problems, and self-doubt

Meet the Author

Chetan Bhagat is a celebrity Indian novelist, scriptwriter, and popular corporate speaker. He has authored several massive fiction blockbusters, including Five Point Someone, 2 States, and 3 Mistakes of My Life, many of which have been adapted into major Bollywood films. This title marks one of his most personal non-fiction projects targeting youth empowerment

Book Summary

- One summer afternoon, a late food delivery driver named Viraj breaks down in front of author Chetan Bhagat, confessing that his career is stagnant, his girlfriend has left him, and he feels entirely hopeless about his future. The author strikes a deal: if Viraj returns every day with lunch, he will teach him one life lesson he has gathered over his decades of networking with high achievers. Spanning 256 pages, the 11 rules focus on filtering out social media distraction, developing an unshakeable work ethic, managing anger, building emotional maturity, and strategically rewiring the brain to conquer an ultra-competitive and inherently unfair world

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