Lessons in living made easy by a true-born life coach

Readers of present and past have been served with a copious fare of self-help books and books on how to develop an attitude towards life.

Pune, India (prHWY.com) July 13, 2012 - PUNE, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA - JULY 10TH, 2012 - Readers of present and past have been served with a copious fare of self-help books and books on how to develop an attitude towards life. Being agonizing, dogmatic and of little help, most of the reams of literature published in this genres lies in bureaus gathering dust, but never even makes it to being a conversation starter.
Malti Bhojwani, with her simple but spirited style of writing, begs to differ about being a life coach. Her book, "Don't Think of a Blue Ball" is not just self-help, nor does it have the languid, instructional tone. In fact, it has the light, breezy and sanguine tone that most self-important life coaches cannot keep away from their writing. The book does not bring up issues one do not want to face up to, but lets ideas unfold only when one is ready for it.

The modus operandi of the book is that it treats the reader with respect. There are scientific, spiritual and situational examples, some derived from the rich experience of the author who is herself a successful and dedicated life coach, and some others taken as excerpts from scriptures, writings of great philosophers, thinkers and Gurus.

Being pertinent to the current times, equally respectful of the past, and welcoming the future with gurgling enthusiasm, the book has received favorable reviews already from Times of India. As Mandovi Menon eloquently writes, this book is a compelling one, but nowhere is it constrictive. It keeps gyrating as naturally as one's thoughts would, and it is easy to see why one feels as if one is in conversation with the author herself. She has been able to distill experiences from her life coaching sessions and witty little epigrams and present them coyly to the reader, who feels as if they were reading about themselves. No wonder a #1 ranking among out of the 180,000 life-coaches of today has been bestowed on Ms Bhojwani.

"As she gently forces us to confront a more honest version of ourselves through riveting lessons about positivity, replacing negativity, letting go, coincidences and much more..." says Ms Menon while writing for the Times of India about Don't Think of a Blue Ball. It is no wonder the book has gained international popularity right from the moment it was released, and the copies have been flying off the shelves. Bhojwani's YouTube channel has already crossed 10,000 views. Check out and buy the book at URead.com or http://www.uread.com/book/dont-think-a-blue-ball/9789381607152.

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