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Rahul Kumar Jain

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Startup | Author 'The Virtues of a Self-Satisfied Life' | NPI Program Management | Worked for Wipro Ltd, CG Ltd, Sangam Uni. | MTech (Electrical Engg.) |

He is a techie turned into a businessman and works at Sumati Education & Publishing House. His first book is released with the title, 'The Virtues of a Self-Satisfied Life'. He is the recipient of multiple excellence awards at various organizational levels in his previous companies, namely the Maverick Award, Trailblazers Award, Best Project Delivery Award, and Best Performance Award. His technical paper was presented in one of the IEEE sponsored conferences 'CMD 2008' held in China. He is a meditation practitioner and has an assurance that such practices greatly help one in their behaviora ...more

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What mystery in your own life could be a plot for a book?

Rahul Kumar Jain Being a writer was never a dream for me, but bringing the solution to a major life threatening problem I have undergone was the key behind writing thi…moreBeing a writer was never a dream for me, but bringing the solution to a major life threatening problem I have undergone was the key behind writing this book. Around five years ago, in the year 2017, I went through a hard time fighting my own wrong ambitions. It literally made me think, ‘What is important in life?’ and in answer to that I started writing this book with the same title. Months passed, chapters increased, word count increased, editing happened, vision got better, contents list changed, mission got better, titles changed, sections got formed, roadmap became clear, chapters got aligned to what was imagined of, extensive critique happened, we killed the content of no use, final professional editing happened, years passed in this process, started the publishing company to release this book, copyright process got completed, started cover design, started book design, finalized the chapter quotes, book got ready to publish with the final title, ‘The Virtues of a Self-Satisfied Life’. The sub-title came out as, ‘A shift from materialism to self-satisfaction’. This book says: Life is uncertain; make a few things certain. These things are; financial stability, Values Adherence, Inner Happiness, and Peace of Mind. Today I can say that it is a crystal clear book on the subject matter ‘Self-Satisfaction’.
With this book coming in the market space (eBook Worldwide and Paperback in India), I became the Publisher and Author at the same time! Life is really a different game altogether. It has the challenges inbuilt for every phase of life to deal with. We need to fight own battle and I am on the way for a new story. (less)

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Rahul Kumar Jain I. The writer’s block is really a very serious concern for every writer and it is a mandatory thing to go through. Only writers who succeed in their w…moreI. The writer’s block is really a very serious concern for every writer and it is a mandatory thing to go through. Only writers who succeed in their writing journey are the ones who deal this problem with utmost sincerity.

II. The writer’s block is the poison in the glass of water that a write has to compulsorily drink and then cure themselves properly from its side effects. Only the God can help the writer and nothing else works in reality.

III. The writer’s block is not the onetime thing in the overall journey of the book. It comes at every now and then when author want to create a new scene for their book. The only difference is the magnitude of the occurrences. Mostly it is medium and all the writers cross over the river without much of hard work. But, sometimes the magnitude of the writer’s block is so heave that it tests all the patience of the writer and from every single corner of their life. Mostly the writers publish their half cooked book in such cases and they regret it at the later point in life. The writer should pray their god to give enough strengths to come over to such obstacles in a proper way and this seems to be the best way around.

IV. The writer’s block when resolved properly, it gives the complete new dimensions to the book, fills all the gaps around, gives a new life to the book, and best serves the readers around.

V. The writer has to work 24x7 and for many weeks to clear out and coming out of the issues of writer’s block. I remember working for many day in line without timely food and surviving on milk and breads to crack that obstacle for my book, ‘The Virtues of a Self-Satisfied Life’ and happy to see it in the form it is available today in the market. I am grateful to the God that I got all the circumstances that led me towards a clearer picture for this book!
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	The Virtues of a Self-Satisfied Life 4.85 avg rating — 47 ratings — published 2022	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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	Recent Advances in Logo Detection Using Machine Learning Paradigms: Theory and Practice (Intelligent Systems Reference Library, 255) by Yen-Wei Chen, Xiang Ruan, Rahul Kumar Jain (Goodreads Author) 0.00 avg rating — 0 ratings — 4 editions	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
	Recent Advances in Deep Learning for Medical Image Analysis: Paradigms and Applications (Intelligent Systems Reference Library, 278) by Yen-Wei Chen, Lanfen Lin, Rahul Kumar Jain (Goodreads Author) 0.00 avg rating — 0 ratings — 3 editions	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars

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First Happy Birthday to my book, 'The Virtues of a Self-Satisfied Life'.

Today is the first birthday of my book, ‘The Virtues of a Self-Satisfied Life’, released with Sumati Publishing House. I am grateful and thankful to everyone and sharing the story behind!

One year before, Today, this book was launched in the auspicious presence of our spiritual head and Guru, Acharya Shri Mahashraman Ji, and the initial reviews were awesome all around. Someone liked the front cover Read more of this blog post »

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“Life is uncertain; make a few things certain!'

These things are:
1. Financial Stability
2. Values Adherence
3. Inner Happiness
4. Peace of Mind”
― Rahul Kumar Jain, The Virtues of a Self-Satisfied Life

tags: financial-stability, happiness, life-management, peace-of-mind, satisfaction, spirituality, success, values

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“Ultimately, the end result brings the most positivity in our life. So, one should only focus on this part of life and nothing else. Rest all will follow them soon.”
― RAHUL KUMAR JAIN, The Virtues of a Self-Satisfied Life

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