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Still reading The Body: A Guide for Occupants by Bill Bryson (yes, it's a long book, haha).
I have thoroughly loved the book so far and would highly recommend it to everyone.
Please pick it up!
BTW - Bill is the same guy who has written "A short story of nearly everything", which is an awesome book to get a quick, fun recap of the world. He writes really well - in simple terms.
I have shared several books in this newsletter over the years. A list of all of them can be found here.
The book has sold over 70,000 copies now, is ranked #2 on the Nielsen Bestseller List in India, and is currently rated 4.8 on Amazon.
But more than that, it is the feedback through emails, DMs, and Instagram stories that I get every day, which make up for so much joy! Thank you for all of it :))
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When do you think is the right age to get married?
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Results of last week's question
Super interesting. I would have thought that fathers will win this survey hands-down, but no! Younger age; mothers win. And in the later years, fathers win only marginally.
Grandparents are of course just chilling, haha!
My response?
Now that I think about it, it was actually my mother who was stricter. Maybe so because she was more of a constant in my life, who I spent most time with.
Some pics from our offsite last week:
A common enemy will bring people together far more than a common goal ever will.
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It is okay to outgrow your childhood friends.
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Marriage predicts happiness better than education, work, or money.
If you have a happy marriage, your odds of being happy increase by 545%, as against a college degree (64%), higher income (88%), or work satisfaction (145%).
Source: General Social Survey 2014-2018
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