The Da Vinci Code – by Dan Brown Hello people, welcome to this space, I know it’s been so long but the corporate world does engage you mentally and physically. To be honest, I had nothing to write these days, I could not think of a topic that could help people in some way or they could relate to it. But since these days, I’m getting back to my reading habit I spend my weekends in a world of fiction. And believe me, I have time traveled, also traveled to many places through books since it is nearly impossible to do it in real these days. So I thought of reviewing my latest read by The Da Vinci Code, by Dan Brown, with no spoilers. Dan Brown is an American author, he started with the book The Digital Fortress (which is on my tbr list now). He was actually inspired by one of the Sidney Sheldon’s novel The Doomsday Conspiracy. After The Digital Fortress, Brown wrote Angels & Demons and Deception Point. Unfortunately, these books had little success at that time and were sold l
Hey guys, I hope you all are doing fine this post is for everyone out there who are trying to become a better version of themselves. A little dose of motivation that we all need frequently is here for you. The topic that I've chosen for today is a question "What if I fail?" So like every human being, this question might strike your mind often, and Baamm!! You are sleep deprived. Every little effort you put in something the first question that strike is “What if, this is not for me?", “Or what if I’m not meant for this?”, “ What if I fail? “ I’m not here to overload you with ample of motivational thoughts they are already all over the internet. But what I want to convey is that all this is perfectly normal. Yes you can think about the outcomes and their possibilities. But the question may arise is it really that important? Should it affect your actions? Is it necessary that you think about it all the time? Do you want this question to take aw