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Almost (Quiet Courage)

Almost (Quiet Courage)

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SKU: BOBCD-0019

Title -Almost (Quiet Courage)

Selling price: 250

MRP:400

Genre: Non-Fiction, Self-help, Mind or emotional wellness

Language: English

Pages:98

Reading Age group: 15 to 55 to be specific (It's a book for everyone from 15 onwards)

Binding: Paperback

Book size: Lenth 8.5 inch / Width: 5.5 inch / height: 0.85 inch

ISBN:978-81-69393-18-8

Item Weight: 123 gm 

Author:Nished

Maximum Order Quantity:- 1 

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About the book: Almost is a reflective journey into the quiet space between dreaming and becoming—the place where many of us spend years waiting for the right moment, the right confidence, or the right version of ourselves. Through a series of intimate chapters, it explores perfectionism, self-doubt, procrastination, inherited beliefs, and the invisible fears that keep us from fully living. Rather than offering quick fixes or motivational slogans, Almost invites readers to recognize themselves with compassion and honesty. Gentle, poetic, and deeply human, this book is a reminder that life does not begin when we become perfect—it begins the moment we stop waiting.

8) About the author: About the Author

Nishad Bahulekar is the creator of Anxiety | Untold, a platform dedicated to exploring the hidden emotional landscapes of anxiety, self-doubt, perfectionism, and quiet personal growth through compassionate storytelling. Rather than offering quick solutions, his work helps readers feel seen, understood, and less alone in their struggles. Drawing inspiration from psychology, everyday life, and the power of reflection, he creates stories and visual narratives that encourage healing through awareness. Almost is a gentle invitation to move beyond hesitation, embrace imperfection, and discover that meaningful change often begins with one honest, ordinary step.

 

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