Summary and Analysis of Think Like a Monk: Train Your Mind for Peace and Purpose Every Day by Jay Shetty

by Book Tigers

Tap into your inner monk with this thought-provoking summary of Think Like a Monk . Do you want to discover the secret to creating a life of happiness and positivity? Are you looking for a summary, companion book, or study guide for Think Like a Monk by Jay Shetty? Do you want to memorize the key takeaways while broadening your knowledge and saving time? Then this book is for you. Breaking down the fundamental lessons and advice inside Think Like a Monk by Jay Shetty, this thought-provoking summary and companion guide helps you explore powerful self-development advice while saving time and expanding your knowledge. Specially created to streamline all the key advice and wisdom of the original book, this summary serves as an excellent study guide and reference to suit all of your needs. With a brief look at how you can apply simple changes to your thinking and actions to live in a more peaceful, loving, and compassionate manner, this summary also covers practical ways to begin transforming your mindsets and taking your first steps to a better life. This book If you want to begin your journey to a happier, more positive, and more compassionate life, then this summary by Book Tigers Publishing is for you. Scroll up and grab your copy today to get started! This is an unofficial summary and companion guide which is not meant to replace the original book.

64 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 1, 2020

Reviews

[C. McLeish · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good Summary

I think this is the first time I am actually reading a summarized version of a much bigger book. It wasn't bad. I believe I get the gist of what the book is about, though there are some parts I would love to read in greater details. It sounded a bit choppy in some parts, but the author seemed to have captured the main thoughts well.

I was also looking forward to the meditations and exercises. I guess I need to buy the bigger book for that. All in all, a short and informative read based on principles learned and still practiced by an ex-monk.