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9789351770329 60b9f9f51ac8813c6eb35106 Lessons from Ruslana: In search of transformative thinking https://www.midlandbookshop.com/s/607fe93d7eafcac1f2c73ea4/60ba40ffb20a6d75b4ebd065/9789351770329.jpg Ruslana was the face of a Nina Ricci perfume. With her striking features she took the fashion world by storm and quickly became the toast of the glitterati. But who was she really and why did she look so unhappy? No one would know until one day they discovered that she was just another lost and lonely girl. With Ruslana's tragic world as the centrepiece of this motivational masterclass Amit Dasgupta explores why we do what we do. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of sources such as John Berger Viktor Frankl Akira Kurosawa Zen Buddhism and many others he takes the reader on an inspirational journey unravelling the mystery behind the one question that haunts us: why am I unhappy why do I fail will I ever matter? 9789351770329
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Lessons from Ruslana: In search of transformative thinking

Lessons from Ruslana: In search of transformative thinking

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  • ISBN: 9789351770329
  • Author: Dasgupta Amit
  • Publisher: HarperCollins
  • Pages: 206
  • Format: Paperback
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Ruslana was the face of a Nina Ricci perfume. With her striking features she took the fashion world by storm and quickly became the toast of the glitterati. But who was she really and why did she look so unhappy? No one would know until one day they discovered that she was just another lost and lonely girl. With Ruslana's tragic world as the centrepiece of this motivational masterclass Amit Dasgupta explores why we do what we do. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of sources such as John Berger Viktor Frankl Akira Kurosawa Zen Buddhism and many others he takes the reader on an inspirational journey unravelling the mystery behind the one question that haunts us: why am I unhappy why do I fail will I ever matter?

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