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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Business Organisation and Management - A Textbook for B. Com/B.B. A/M. Com/M.B. A courses has been meticulously crafted following the NEP pattern. It offers easy-to-digest content descriptions, ensuring clarity of thought and a lucid presentation. Each concept is complemented with relevant diagrams and images, enhancing understanding and engagement. At the end of each chapter, a comprehensive summary is provided, facilitating a conclusive understanding of the material. Additionally, students will find unit-wise and topic-wise questions that cater to their convenience, ensuring thorough preparation and mastery of the subject matter. This textbook stands out as distinctly superior to others in the market, offering a holistic and engaging learning experience.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - There is always more to life than what we see. Behind a smile, there may be sadness. Behind success, sacrifice. Behind confidence, years of insecurity. Behind someone's departure, a struggle we may never know. We see people, but we rarely see the stories they carry.And perhaps the same is true of us. Beneath the version of ourselves we show the world are thoughts we never speak, fears we hide, memories we carry, and dreams we quietly abandoned. We learn to say 'I am fine' when we are not, to appear confident while doubting ourselves, and to live by expectations until we can no longer tell whether the life we are living is truly ours.Much of what shapes us remains invisible. Fear disguises itself as logic. Insecurity hides behind perfectionism. Comparison convinces us that we are not enough. The desire to be accepted slowly distances us from who we truly are. Most people carry far more than they reveal, which is why we should be gentler with one another. Everyone is carrying a story we cannot see.This book is an attempt to look beneath the surface of human life. It explores the fears, expectations, comparisons, contradictions, losses, dreams, and silent struggles that shape us. It asks the questions we often avoid and examines the hidden forces that influence the way we think, feel, choose, suffer, grow, and live.Perhaps these pages will make you think. Perhaps they will make you uncomfortable. Perhaps they will remind you of something you have tried to forget, someone you once loved, or a version of yourself you left behind. And perhaps, somewhere within these words, you will find language for something you have felt but never known how to explain.This is not a book of perfect answers. It is an invitation to pause, question, and look more honestly at the life you are living. Sometimes, transformation begins not when we discover a new truth, but when we finally become brave enough to question an old one. Sometimes, we do not need to become more. We need to stop believing that we are not enough. Sometimes, we do not need a new life. We need to return to the self and the dreams we abandoned while trying to become acceptable to everyone else.Beyond what we see, there is always more. More to every person, every silence, every goodbye, every failure, every success, and every ending. And perhaps, more to ourselves than we have ever dared to believe.This book begins with a question, a silence, and a willingness to look beyond what is visible. And perhaps, somewhere along the way, you may see the world differently, forgive yourself more gently, and finally see yourself a little more clearly.Rahul Kumar Das.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - ABOUT THE BOOK PHYSICALLY PRESENT BUT MENTALLY NOT is a deeply emotional reflection on what happens when someone leaves our life, but our mind continues living with them. It explores the quiet reality of carrying an absence through ordinary days, continuing our responsibilities while secretly waiting, remembering, questioning, hoping, and imagining a future that may no longer exist. The book enters the spaces we rarely speak about, the unanswered questions, the places that suddenly feel different, the fear that perhaps we are the only ones still waiting, the uncertainty of whether what we shared was truly love, and the strange pain of seeing someone still exist in the world while knowing that the person we once knew is no longer part of our life in the same way. Through reflections on love, memory, absence, prayer, hope, lost time, and the futures we once imagined, the book explores how easily we can become physically present in our lives while remaining mentally somewhere else. We may continue working, meeting people, smiling, and fulfilling responsibilities, yet a part of us can remain suspended in a past we cannot change or a future we can no longer guarantee. But this is not only a book about losing someone. It is also about what we lose within ourselves while trying to hold on to them. Sometimes, while waiting for someone to return, we slowly stop returning to ourselves. We postpone our lives, abandon parts of who we were, and allow another person's absence to become the centre around which our own existence revolves. PHYSICALLY PRESENT BUT MENTALLY NOT is ultimately a journey from absence toward presence, from waiting toward acceptance, and from losing ourselves in someone else's absence toward finding our way back to our own lives. It does not ask us to forget the people who mattered. Instead, it reminds us that we can remember without remaining trapped, love without disappearing, hope without putting our lives on hold, and carry the past without surrendering the future. Because sometimes the person we are waiting for may never return. But we can.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - ABOUT THE BOOKThe Psychology of Almost explores one of the most emotionally complicated spaces of human life: the space between what we wanted and what actually became ours. It is about the dreams that nearly happened, relationships that almost survived, choices we still revisit, identities we almost became, and possibilities that remained possibilities.The word 'almost' carries a strange emotional weight because it does not describe complete loss. It describes something that came close enough to reality to make us wonder about the life that might have followed. Sometimes what hurts most is not what we lost, but what we can still imagine having had.Through reflections on desire, regret, memory, missed opportunities, unrealised potential, relationships, choices, and alternative futures, this book examines why the human mind continues to return to lives that never happened. It asks why we compare our present with imagined versions of ourselves and why certain unfinished possibilities remain emotionally alive long after the moment has passed.The Psychology of Almost is not a book about living in regret. It is an exploration of the psychological attachment we develop to possibility itself. It invites us to understand why we hold on to what could have been, what these imagined lives reveal about who we are, and how we can eventually make peace with the lives we did not live.At its heart, this is a book about acceptance, but not the easy kind. It is about looking honestly at the roads we did not take, the people we did not become, the moments we could not change, and the futures that quietly disappeared without ever becoming real.Because sometimes the hardest goodbye is not to something we had, but to something we almost had.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - ABOUT THE BOOKTHE LIFE WE MISS is a heartfelt reflection on the ordinary moments we often overlook while waiting for life to become something more. It explores time, relationships, familiar places, routine, memory, ambition, and the quiet habit of postponing life until a better tomorrow arrives.We often believe that the meaningful part of life is still ahead, only to realise later that the days we once considered ordinary were the very days we would give anything to experience again. The people we took for granted, the conversations we thought would happen again, the places we barely noticed, and the simple moments we rushed through can become some of our most precious memories.This book is an invitation to look again at the life already around us. It reminds us that we can still dream, grow, build, and pursue something better without forgetting to live what we already have.Because sometimes, the life we miss is not the life we lost.It is the life we were too busy to notice while we were living it.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - ABOUT THE BOOKTHE YEARS OF BECOMING is a reflective exploration of the years we spend building ourselves before we finally feel established in life. It speaks about ambition, uncertainty, failure, independence, money, discipline, comparison, sacrifice and the quiet struggles that often remain invisible to others.The book reminds us that becoming successful is not simply about achieving more, but about becoming capable of carrying the life we want. Through the uncertain years of learning, working, failing and beginning again, we gradually develop the strength, wisdom and self trust required to build a life that genuinely feels like ours.This is a book for anyone who feels behind, uncertain or still in the process of becoming. It reminds us that the years when nothing seems to be happening may actually be the years when everything important is being built.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - ABOUT THE BOOKThere are moments when life becomes quieter than we expected. Children grow up and leave. Parents become memories. Friends become distant. The people we once loved may no longer be beside us, and the world may continue as though nothing has changed.I Am With You is for those moments.It is for those who say, 'I am fine,' when they are not; for those who have spent years being strong for everyone else; for those growing older, feeling forgotten, misunderstood, or simply tired of carrying everything alone.This book does not offer easy answers or tell us how to stop feeling lonely. It simply sits beside us and gives words to the feelings we often cannot explain.For the empty rooms, the unanswered questions, the memories that still hurt, and the quiet nights when we wonder whether anyone understands, these pages offer a gentle reminder that our story is not over.We may be alone sometimes, but we do not have to feel alone.I am with you.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - You Don't Have to Pretend HereA Place for Everything You Never SayYou Don't Have to Pretend Here is an honest and deeply human book about the feelings we often hide behind the words, 'I'm fine.' It explores loneliness, unspoken fears, regret, missing people, the pressure to be strong, the fear of falling behind, and the simple desire to be understood.This is not a book that tells you how to live a perfect life. It is a quiet space where you can admit what you truly feel-without judgment, without pretending, and without having all the answers.Because sometimes, the most healing thing we need is simply a place where we can finally be honest.ContentsPart I: WHAT YOU PRETEND ABOUT- You Don't Have to Pretend Here- I'm Fine- I'm Not Lonely- I'm Happy- I Don't Care- I'm StrongPart II: WHAT YOU NEVER SAY- I Wish Someone Would Ask- I Am Tired- I Don't Know What I'm Doing- I Miss Who I Used to Be- I Wish I Could Start Again- I Want Someone to Stay- I Don't Want to Be Strong TodayPart III: THE PEOPLE YOU PRETEND NOT TO MISS- I Still Miss You- We Don't Talk Anymore- I Wish We Had One More Conversation- I Pretend I Have Moved On- Some People Still Feel Like HomePart IV: THE PERSON YOU HIDE FROM EVERYONE- Who Are You When Nobody Is Watching - The Version of Me Nobody Knows- When Did I Become This Person - I Am Afraid of Being Replaced- I Am Afraid I Am Falling Behind- I Don't Like the Person I Am BecomingPart V: THE TRUTHS YOU DON'T WANT TO ADMIT- I Want to Be Loved- I Want to Matter to Someone- I Am Jealous- I Am Scared- I Don't Have Everything Figured OutPart VI: WHEN YOU FINALLY STOP PRETENDING- Maybe I Don't Have to Pretend Anymore.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - BECOMING THE PERSON WE NEEDEDAcceptance, Purpose, Wisdom and the Courage to Live AuthenticallyWhat happens after we have survived the things that changed us There comes a time when life asks us to look inward and decide who we truly want to become. Becoming the Person We Needed is a deeply reflective journey through acceptance, self respect, forgiveness, purpose, emotional strength and the courage to live authentically.This book explores the quiet questions that emerge after disappointment, loss, comparison, expectations and change. It reminds us that we do not have to remain prisoners of our past, nor do we have to become the person the world expects us to be. We can make peace with who we were, understand who we are, and consciously choose who we want to become.Through honest reflections on relationships, boundaries, patience, success, failure, loneliness, purpose and different timelines of life, Rahul Kumar Das invites us to pause and listen to the person within us who has often been overlooked.Perhaps becoming was never about becoming someone else.Perhaps it was about finally becoming ourselves.Book III of The Becoming Series, this book completes a three part journey through who we were, what happened to us, and who we become because of it.A book for anyone who has ever felt behind, lost, broken, uncertain or simply ready to begin again.Because sometimes the person we have been waiting for is the person we are capable of becoming.Rahul Kumar Das.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - About the BookBefore the World Changed Us is a deeply reflective journey into the person we were before comparison, expectations, fear, and the pressure to become someone we were told we should be.Every life begins with possibility. As children, we dream without hesitation. We imagine futures without asking whether they are practical, profitable, or acceptable to others. But slowly, almost invisibly, the world begins to teach us how to measure ourselves.Grades become measures of intelligence. Achievements become measures of worth. Comparison becomes a habit. Approval becomes something we seek. Expectations become identities. And somewhere along the way, the child who once dreamed freely can become difficult to recognize.This book explores the invisible forces that shape us long before adulthood-childhood dreams, family expectations, education, friendships, comparison, failure, achievement, self-image, ambition, and the search for identity. It asks questions many of us carry quietly: How much of who we are was truly chosen by us How much was shaped by what others expected And who were we before the world told us who to become With honesty and compassion, Before the World Changed Us looks backward-not to blame the past, but to understand it. It invites readers to revisit forgotten dreams, old insecurities, childhood memories, and the expectations they have carried for years.Because every belief has a history.Every insecurity has a beginning.Every ambition has an origin.And beneath the person we learned to become, there may still be a part of us waiting to be remembered.This is not simply a book about childhood.It is a book about becoming.About losing ourselves.About understanding why.And, perhaps, about finding our way back.Before the World Changed Us is for anyone who has ever achieved something and still felt empty, followed a path that did not entirely feel like their own, compared their journey to someone else's, or wondered what life might have looked like if they had never learned to doubt themselves.Before the world changed us, there was a version of us who simply dreamed.Perhaps it is time to meet that person again.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What happens when life refuses to follow our plans We spend years believing that the people we love will stay, that hard work will always be rewarded, and that life will unfold the way we imagined. Then reality arrives. Friendships fade, relationships end, dreams change, responsibilities grow heavier, and the future we once pictured begins to look unfamiliar.The Years That Broke and Built Us is a deeply reflective journey through the experiences that shape adulthood-love and heartbreak, loss and loneliness, ambition and disappointment, hope and resilience. It explores the hidden struggles we rarely speak about, the silent battles we fight behind ordinary smiles, and the lessons life teaches us when nothing goes according to plan.Written with honesty, warmth, and emotional depth, this book is for anyone who has ever felt left behind, lost someone they could not keep, questioned their path, or wondered whether they were becoming the person they were meant to be.Because sometimes the years that break our hearts are also the years that quietly build our character.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - ABOUT THE BOOKTHE CURRENCY OF LATERAn Existential Journey from Postponing Life to Inhabiting ItWe spend an extraordinary part of our lives waiting.We wait for the right time, the right circumstances, greater financial security, greater confidence, the right relationship, the next achievement, the next chapter. We tell ourselves that we will begin later, rest later, love more deeply later, forgive later, become ourselves later. Without realizing it, 'later' becomes the place where we store the life we are afraid to live today.The Currency of Later is a profound exploration of that quiet postponement. Moving through time, ambition, comparison, insecurity, relationships, impermanence, loss, unfinished questions, presence, and the ordinary days of human existence, Rahul Kumar Das examines the invisible assumptions that shape the way we live-and the hidden price we pay when we continually ask the present to wait.This is not a book that asks us to abandon ambition or stop dreaming about tomorrow. It asks something more difficult: Can we build a future without sacrificing the life that is already happening Across three deeply connected parts-The Architecture of Deferral, The Structural Collisions, and The Inward Citadel-the book moves from postponement to recognition, from recognition to confrontation, from confrontation to presence, and ultimately from presence to sovereignty.It invites us to question whether the life we keep trying to earn has been quietly unfolding in front of us all along.Because perhaps the greatest tragedy is not that life ends.Perhaps it is that we spend too much of it waiting for life to begin.And perhaps the greatest freedom is discovering that we do not need a perfect life before we are allowed to live it.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - ABOUT THE BOOKWHAT WE ARE, WHAT WE LIVE, AND WHAT IS MISSINGReflections on Life, Time, Love, Loss, and the Human HeartWe spend much of our lives trying to build a future, yet rarely stop to ask who we are becoming along the way. Beneath our achievements, relationships, hopes, and disappointments lie deeper questions about identity, belonging, love, loss, purpose, and the passage of time.What We Are, What We Live, and What Is Missing is a collection of reflections on the experiences that shape every human life. It invites readers to pause, look inward, and explore the invisible forces that influence who we become, what we carry, what we lose, and what ultimately remains.Sometimes, the most important discoveries are not found by moving forward, but by understanding what has been quietly shaping us all along. Rahul Kumar Das. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - ABOUT THE BOOKWe do not usually realize that we have taken a wrong turn while we are taking it.Most of the time, it does not look wrong. It looks safe. Practical. Necessary. It looks like staying a little longer, waiting for a better time, choosing what others expect, protecting ourselves from disappointment, or telling ourselves that there will always be another chance.And then, quietly, life moves on.Years later, we may find ourselves standing somewhere we never imagined reaching, carrying dreams we once believed in, memories of people we once were, and a question we are almost afraid to ask.How did we get here THE WRONG TURNS is a deeply human journey through the choices that slowly shape the direction of our lives. It explores the dreams we postponed, the fears we allowed to speak for us, the people who changed our direction, the comfort that quietly cost us our future, and the years we cannot get back.But this is not a book about blaming ourselves for the life we did not live.It is about understanding.Understanding the younger version of us who was simply trying to survive. Understanding the choices we made with the knowledge, courage, fears, and circumstances we had at the time. Understanding that sometimes we did not choose the wrong road because we were careless. Sometimes we chose it because, at that moment, it was the only road we knew how to take.And perhaps that understanding can give us something more valuable than regret.The courage to turn.Because the road behind us may explain who we became, but it does not have to decide who we become next.We cannot return to every crossroads. We cannot recover every lost year. We cannot become the person we once imagined exactly as we imagined them.But we can still stop.We can look around.We can finally admit that we are not where we wanted to be.And we can choose where to go from here.Perhaps the greatest wrong turn is not the one we once took.Perhaps it is knowing that we are on the wrong road and continuing simply because we have already travelled so far.This book is for everyone who has ever wondered what might have happened if they had chosen differently.And for everyone who is ready to discover that a different choice may still be possible.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - THE LAST HUMAN QUESTIONWe spend years learning how to succeed, yet somewhere along the way, many of us forget how to live. We become busy proving ourselves, chasing happiness, comparing our lives, seeking approval, accumulating possessions, and becoming the people the world expects us to be.The Last Human Question is an invitation to pause and look beneath the life we have built. It explores the quiet distance between who we are and who we were taught to become, the loneliness hidden behind achievement, the addiction to being seen, the fear of being ordinary, the people we love and eventually lose, and the words we leave unsaid.This is not a book about becoming extraordinary. It is about remembering something more fundamental: that being human was never meant to be a performance.Through reflections on identity, success, happiness, comparison, love, loss, memory, and impermanence, Rahul Kumar Das invites us to ask the question we often postpone until it is too late: Are we truly living, or have we simply become very good at looking alive.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - THE LIFE WE ARE SELLINGWhat if the life you are trying so hard to build was never entirely your own From success and ambition to consumption, comparison, social media, attention, and identity, THE LIFE WE ARE SELLING explores the invisible forces that quietly shape what we desire and how we live. The modern world does not simply sell us products. It sells us ideas of who we should become, what we should achieve, and what we should believe will finally make us enough.This book invites us to pause and question the life we have accepted without questioning. It asks what happens when attention becomes currency, memories become content, busyness becomes status, and desire becomes something constantly manufactured.Without rejecting ambition, technology, success, or progress, Rahul Kumar Das asks a deeper question: Are we living a life we consciously chose, or one we were quietly taught to want Perhaps the greatest freedom is not getting everything the world tells us to desire, but discovering what we genuinely want and having the courage to live accordingly.Before we spend our entire lives becoming what the world admires, perhaps we should ask whether it is a life we would choose when nobody is watching.…