Does happiness always have to wait until everything else is finished?
The work is done. The next goal is reached. Everyone else has what they need. Only then, we tell ourselves, will there be time to enjoy life.
But the list keeps growing.
A Little Room for Happiness offers a gentler place to begin. Through 80 black-and-white illustrations, thoughtful reflections, and small practical suggestions, Arvind Chand Katoch explores how we can make space for enjoyment within the lives we already have.
A cup of tea grows cold beside an unfinished task. A calendar leaves no room to breathe. A simple pleasure becomes another achievement to measure. These familiar scenes bring warmth and quiet humour to habits we often overlook.
Inside, you will explore ways to:
• Make time for rest without having to earn it.
• Recognise when comparison is shaping your choices.
• Give everyday experiences more of your attention.
• Build connection through listening and practical kindness.
• Respond to mistakes with greater self-respect.
• Enjoy simple pleasures without turning them into projects.
• Make room for support when life becomes difficult.
Each illustration is followed by a short explanation and a “Try this today” suggestion. Read a few pages over your morning tea, choose a reflection that fits your day, or return to an idea you want to practise.
Drawing on the author’s essays about happiness and everyday life, this illustrated companion acknowledges the demands of work, relationships, illness, and loss. Its invitation is to notice what you need and consider one workable change.
For anyone tired of postponing their own enjoyment, these pages offer a little space to pause.
Your life can remain unfinished and still hold a good afternoon.
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Vendeur : California Books, Miami, FL, Etats-Unis
Etat : New. Print on Demand. N° de réf. du vendeur I-9798164175467
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