For Anyone Who is Trying isn’t a self-help manual. It’s a companion. A soft voice in the storm. A mirror for anyone navigating the chaos of ambition, heartbreak, identity, and spiritual longing. Written with warmth and emotional honesty, Krishin Sadhwani blends personal reflections with wisdom from the Bhagavad Gita, the emotional depth of Bollywood, and the silent strength of everyday resilience.
Split into two phases—The Inside Work and Out in the World—this book moves from inner surrender to outer courage. It explores themes like:
• Letting go of ego while still chasing excellence
• Finding peace in uncertainty
• Reframing rejection as redirection
• Staying soft in a world that rewards hardness
• Trusting divine timing, even when it hurts
Each chapter feels like a conversation with a friend who’s been there. Someone who doesn’t preach, but walks beside you. Someone who understands the spiritual ache of wanting more, and the emotional exhaustion of trying so hard.
Whether you’re a student, a professional, a seeker, or simply someone who’s tired of pretending to be okay—this book offers gentle encouragement, cultural depth, and poetic clarity. It’s for anyone who’s ever whispered, “I’m trying,” and hoped that was enough.
You’ll find mythological metaphors, Gen Z aesthetics, and reflections that feel like journal entries. You’ll meet Krishna not as a distant deity, but as a symbol of surrender, softness, and divine friendship. And you’ll leave with a little more faith in your fight.
Because one life is all we get.
One fight is all we’re in.
And one quiet faith might be all we need.