Don't Believe in People's

In a world of façades, broken promises, and concealed agendas, Surendra Shrivastava's "Don't Believe in People's" is something that will revolutionize the world. It makes readers shed layers upon layers of societal expectations to discover instead their very own truth. It examines depthfully the relations between humans and explains why there are so many misinterpretations and how perceptions can be perilously misleading. Surendra breaks all the illusions people face daily and includes real-life experience, research, and practical wisdom in handling those masks: five powerful chapters tackling how to overcome the fear of judgment and manipulation culture. Every page has been decorated with anecdotes that readers can relate to and lessons that readers can apply in their lives to produce self-trust, authenticity, and forge true connections. Chapter 1: "The Illusion of Perception" gets you face the masks you wear every day and understand the difference between the actor and actual perception. Surendra shares with you that there is indeed no value in knowing what the other person's intentions are, and takes you through the art of critical thinking in your relationships. Chapter 2 of "Promises and Lies" lifts the veil over the stark reality of empty words and manipulative tactics explained with keen insights by Surendra on how trust can be betrayed and how to work towards having stronger and honest relations. Chapter 3, "Masks People Wear," explores the social construct teaching us to hide our own true selves. Surendra uses interesting narratives to outline how friends could lie to their friends and shows how knowing this would prevent better relationships. Chapter 4: "Fear of Judgment": Learn how to break the crippling weight of the opinions of others. Surendra hands you the very practical tools you would need to break out of this paralysing need for approbation and live authentically, above criticism. Chapter 5: "Your Own Truth" will be a call to action-the chapter on self-discovery and empowerment. In that chapter, Surendra encourages the rediscovery of one's self through silence to the noise of others, becoming unshakable in one's identity via a set of actionable steps toward embracing change and enjoying individuality. "Don't Believe in People's" is much more than a book; it's a journey that makes you face some uncomfortable truths about yourself and others. Surendra Shrivastava invites you to step beyond your comfort zone and honestly discover what it means to be human in an often disingenuous world. Not for the sake of a boring book, but for anyone who, because of uncertainty or unclear situations regarding relationships, is seeking reasons for others' actions and behavior or wanting to deepen a genuine connection with one's inner self. It will be a comprehensive, very practical, and very relatable book that not only explains people but the world around us. A must-read for anyone ready to begin a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. Join Surendra in this startling journey and discover how you might successfully make sense of the human condition, but only after you understand the profound power that is living your truth unapologetically.