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Hello,
I am trying not to be a critic, but there are minor flaws in the cover page from where I look at it. The name of the book is "Winners & Losers," and the book talks about preparing to struggle without worrying about winning or losing. The name and the statement are in contrast to each other. It seems like you are trying to sell a hard-hitting, reality-oriented self-help book, but the word "struggle" may not be favorable with readers. Why would anyone pick up a book that tells them how to struggle when they are looking for a self-help book because they are already struggling with something they can't cope with or deal with?
I have tried to provide feedback within my limited knowledge, and it may not be entirely correct or appropriate. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to analyze your work.
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Octavious
From India, Mumbai
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580I am trying not to be a critic, but there are minor flaws in the cover page from where I look at it. The name of the book is "Winners & Losers," and the book talks about preparing to struggle without worrying about winning or losing. The name and the statement are in contrast to each other. It seems like you are trying to sell a hard-hitting, reality-oriented self-help book, but the word "struggle" may not be favorable with readers. Why would anyone pick up a book that tells them how to struggle when they are looking for a self-help book because they are already struggling with something they can't cope with or deal with?
I have tried to provide feedback within my limited knowledge, and it may not be entirely correct or appropriate. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to analyze your work.
Regards,
Octavious
From India, Mumbai
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My dear Octavius,
Good one. At least you gave a nice thought. The book actually asks the readers to open their minds and get ready for struggle. The author strongly believes that there is a struggle at every position in life. Even the rich are struggling to get richer, and the underprivileged are struggling to get a normal life. The author believes that a tension-free life is an illusion.
The core message is whether you win or lose, whether you are a winner or loser, but the struggle must go on for the better.
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Good one. At least you gave a nice thought. The book actually asks the readers to open their minds and get ready for struggle. The author strongly believes that there is a struggle at every position in life. Even the rich are struggling to get richer, and the underprivileged are struggling to get a normal life. The author believes that a tension-free life is an illusion.
The core message is whether you win or lose, whether you are a winner or loser, but the struggle must go on for the better.
From India, Indore
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