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In *Think Like a Monk*, Jay Shetty, former monk and popular media influencer, translates the timeless wisdom he learned in an ashram into practical strategies for modern living. He offers concrete tools to overcome negativity, stop overthinking, and navigate comparison, fear, and the pursuit of happiness. Drawing from personal experience and his work with high‑pressure professionals, Shetty explains how to cultivate kindness, find one’s purpose, and transform everyday challenges into opportunities for growth. The book blends ancient meditation practice with actionable exercises designed to reduce stress, improve relationships, and unlock inner potential for readers looking to live a more mindful and purposeful life.
First publish date: 2020
Genre: Self-Help & Personal Development/Personal Growth
Authors: Jay Shetty
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