Who Owns My Life?

by Anubhav Jain

From the astonishing journey of a soul after death, to the frustrating life of an average corporate employee, to the dilemma of tough choices, the stories in this collection will take you on an engrossing tour of life, which will leave you spellbound. The book will not only engage you but also connect the dots of your life, initiate introspection, motivate you, give you some simple mechanisms to deal with the routine problems and teach you the art of making tough decisions.

120 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 12, 2019

About the author

Anubhav Jain is a 30-year-old entrepreneur who has founded various ventures over the past decade and currently owns a heavy metal industry in Delhi with an annual turnover of around Six Crores INR. He is an MBA in Finance and has worked with the Multinational Company S&P Capital IQ as a Research Associate in the past. He is a known writer on one of the world’s largest knowledge sharing website Quora, where he has over 50,000 followers and more than 50-Million views to his content. His writings have garnered him immense praise and respect from intellectual readers. He writes motivating short stories, shares real-life incidents, and experiences, and also writes about human psychology, emotions, love, and romance.

Reviews

[Abhinesh · Rating 4 out of 5]

Anubhav Jain is a writer who explains stories of people's lives which you can easily relate to. You will read stories of different kinds of people in our society. This book will give you a different perspective on life. You will able to relate the struggle people go through to get basic needs in their life. Stories will teach you about life, death, hard work, smart-work, love, happiness, sadness and many more things about life. The stories are very short but the impact, they might have on you is huge.
Worth reading once in your lifetime.

[RAMA KRISHNA · Rating 4 out of 5]

Worth reading Once in ur lifetime... #BetterLateThanNever!!

I have been a dedicated follower of Anubhav sir on Quora and most of the stories i read in this book are related to his answers to the questions asked by fellow followers on Quora platform and some of stories are worth reading......And the best part is that every story states a principle/Moral/Idea/Values for a peaceful life ahead

[S A · Rating 4 out of 5]

Feel Good

Feel good read. A book very simple yet soothing inside . Made me happy. Thanks for the work , Sir.

[Narayan Shukla · Rating 4 out of 5]

Worth Reading

It is a good book to read in spare time. It helps you to look life from some dimensions which are untouched.

[Shiv Jirwankar · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good read.

There are some stories which you can instantly feel connected with. Anubhav has managed to pen down the emotions of the character very well. Stories are short and leaves a message at the end. Go for it folks, the reading won't take much time and you will get to realize the various aspects of life of we humans.

[Soumyajyoti Nandy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing read

I got this book after seeing it on Quora. The first chapter made me sceptic, but then the others hot me intrigued. The stories were not that special, but their simplicity was what kept me hooked. Wise and beautiful- to the point stories. Great work, Anubhav! Loved the book and will be looking forward to your next.

[Parthiban · Rating 5 out of 5]

A game changer

It's a really awesome feeling when I read this book, I enjoyed every second, every bit of reading, it feels lighter after finishing the book. I firmly recommended I read this book

[Hardik Gupta · Rating 4 out of 5]

Short stories with deep meaning!!

Enjoyed a lot. I finished the whole book in one go. As expected, Anubhav hit the ball out of the park.

Easy to connect stories with daily life. Must read.

[Picklu Debnath · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved it. The way Anubhav explained the values and ethics you will love it. Not a must read, but you’ll feel refreshed reading this book.

[Vikram · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good to read quickly and gain life worthy wisdom.

[Mustafa Muhammad amin rana · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good one!

Simple style of writing with easy to understand lessons for life. Something that can be read and reread.Happy reading, all.

[Praveen Kumar · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's too deep...

I think Anubhav sir has attained enlightenment...His insights towards life change my perception too..
Thanks for this book Anubhav Sir

[Bhavana Manchana · Rating 2 out of 5]

Anubhav is writer turned author because of the fame he received on quora. This book is bunch of stories put together. Some of the stories have good points but the book lacked a theme and strong narration. Nevertheless, it's a good read when you're looking for something simple and plain.

[Kishore · Rating 4 out of 5]

A mesmerizing read!!!

A good read not had taken more than 2 hours to complete it. A book of short stories with each one spanning for 1-2 pages, with each story giving you a vital life lessons.

[sontakke arun · Rating 4 out of 5]

The stories for life..

It was the best reading after long time. Few stories will leave you shocked with sadness. Each story will offer a new way of life.

[Dushant · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book consists of stories of modern world and modern problems. I found some stories so deep that it changed some of my foundations about life. Some of them illuminated me with a wisdom. Unlike Jataka tales and Sudha Murty's books which describe stories of ancient and recent past respectively, I found this book relevant for millenials. Many time I couldn't stop myself from reading next story because the book holds us tight till the end. It's a great book to start reading. Give it a try.