Review of Purpose

[amarah nasar]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Purpose" by Gina Bianchini.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Firstly, when I started reading the first few pages of the book I found it quite boring and not so interesting but as I kept reading it got more interesting as the author started talking about how people find their purpose in life via different sources. The latest source is technology which people use everyday. This could be in the form of a phone, tablet, laptop etc. I found interesting was how the author described what purpose is in life. People can have multiple purposes or even just one. I really enjoyed the diversity and inclusion this book had and it made me feel like I was a part of this book as I could relate to it very much. The author talks about how technology plays a big role in a person’s life as they use it to communicate to various people across the globe to learn from each other. Not only does it bring them closer but also the person’s sense of purpose which they were looking for also becomes clearer. The author also speaks about how having a sense of purpose helps a person to become focused and prioritise the more important things in life. I really enjoyed reading this book and would recommend everyone to read this also. It gives me a very good insight into what the definition of the word purpose is and what significance it can have in a person’s life when they reflect upon what they have achieved and what remains to be achieved. I rate this book 5 out of 5.

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