No More Panic: The Self-Certified Realist’s Guide to Corporate Confidence

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 No More Panic: The Self-Certified Realist’s Guide to Corporate Confidence (H1: SEO Keywords: Corporate Confidence, Self-Certified Realist, Newcomer Guide, Pawan Kumar Marella) Introduction: When Panic Sets In The anxiety of a new role is real. You’re expected to perform, but you’re drowning in highs and lows, self-doubt, and the sheer volume of things you don't know. The common advice is usually "don't worry," but Dear Rookie, Don’t Panic offers a better solution: clarity and confidence. Authored by Pawan Kumar Marella, this guide is the personal, pragmatic voice every newcomer wishes they had. It’s the self-certified realist’s guide to building genuine career resilience. 1. The Relief of Unfiltered Reflections (H2) Why is the book so impactful? Because it's honest. Marella shares unfiltered reflections and relatable stories that validate your struggles. Knowing that your stumbles and moments of panic are part of the journey—not just your personal failure—is the ...
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Walks Through Life - Stories Review!!

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Walks Through Life - Stories  💯📖

🌠My Rating - 3.8/5🌠


💫The book " Walks Through Life - Stories " is a book written by Santhosh Komaraju.

🌟🌟Winner in the Short Story category of the National Indie Excellence Award.🤞
Award-Winning Finalist in the Fiction: Short Story category of 2020 International Book Awards 🌟🌟

💫This book is a collection of nine short stories

✨The Hidden Kingship,
✨Divine Ax,
✨Blessing From a Curse,
⭐A Letter From the Well,
⭐Beyond the Bar of Humanity,
⭐Rise of Motherhood,
🌟Two Misjudgments,
🌟King of All,
🌟A Gold Message

💫As the name suggests, all stories from this book are about life lessons to enlighten readers, that conveys strong messages in a very subtle yet deeply touching way.

💫In Most of the stories, I felt like it was a bit lengthy and dragging which makes the story complicated.
'The Hidden Kingship, Blessing Of a curse' takes time to comprehend.

💫My favorite out of these stories were - "Divine Ax, Blessing From a Curse, A Letter From the Well".

The narration was deep and highly descriptive. Language used is a bit hard to comprehend at places. Story development and character sketch was alluring.

🌠Readers can pick a story from any part of the book, as all the stories are different and not connected to each other.

🤞Overall it was an inspiring read, I would recommend this book to readers who like to think beyond the simple things & for those who are interested short stories as well.

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  1. Rakhi JayashankarJanuary 7, 2021 at 3:07 AM

    I am a sucker for anthologies. Thanks for the recommendation of

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