Smati sambyal (6 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In a society where the first question after marriage is still, 'When are you having children ' and the second is often, 'Is it a boy ', daughters continue to grow beneath silent expectations.Celebrating Daughters is not just a book - it is a conversation long overdue.Through real stories, lived experiences, reflections, leadership voices and poetry in Hindi and Punjabi, this book confronts the subtle and overt biases that shape our homes, our traditions and our thinking. It moves beyond sympathy and invites responsibility.From stories of resilience to messages that challenge society, this book reminds us that daughters are not burdens to be justified - they are strengths to be acknowledged.This is not a book against sons.It is a book for balance.For dignity.For change.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Dear Future - Lessons We Wish We Had Learned EarlierLife doesn't come with a manual-but it does leave clues.Dear Future is a collection of simple yet powerful lessons drawn from real experiences, reflections and years of teaching.Written by educators Dr. Smati Sambyal PT and Dr. Sandeep Kumar PT, this book brings together timeless ideas like discipline, balance, Kaizen, the 80/20 rule, and mindful living-presented in a way that is practical, relatable, and easy to apply.Each page is designed to make you pause, reflect, and realign.This is not a book you read once-it's a guide you return to whenever you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or uncertain.Whether you are a student, a young professional, or someone seeking clarity in life, this book helps you: Build strong foundations instead of chasing shortcutsDevelop discipline, consistency and self-awarenessImprove decision-making and emotional balanceFocus on what truly mattersGrow with purpose, not pressureBlending science, experience, and simplicity.In the end, success is not about doing more-it's about becoming better.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In a society where the first question after marriage is still, 'When are you having children ' and the second is often, 'Is it a boy ', daughters continue to grow beneath silent expectations.Celebrating Daughters is not just a book - it is a conversation long overdue.Through real stories, lived experiences, reflections, leadership voices and poetry in Hindi and Punjabi, this book confronts the subtle and overt biases that shape our homes, our traditions and our thinking. It moves beyond sympathy and invites responsibility.From stories of resilience to messages that challenge society, this book reminds us that daughters are not burdens to be justified - they are strengths to be acknowledged.This is not a book against sons.It is a book for balance.For dignity.For change.…