Rating – 5/5
One line for the book: This book doesn't just impart
knowledge, it creates awareness!
About the book: Is there a woman on earth who doesn't want to have a toned body? But
why is it that most of us do not make much progress? Rujuta busts our myths and
misconceptions, and throws light on what exactly we need to do.
What I love about the book: By emphasizing on eating right and working
out regularly, Rujuta sends a great message: “Looking after themselves is the
best thing women can do to themselves and their families”. Very often, women
put the needs of their families before their own needs. The book is an
eye-opener for all such women who have buried their body’s needs, likes and
dislikes while trying to be a super-Mom.
What I did not like about the book: Nothing, really.
What I learned from the book:
- Looking after yourself is the best and the most important thing in your life.
- Quite often we take it for granted that pain is a part of a woman’s life. But, the book explains how all the phases of a women’s life: from puberty to pregnancy to menopause, transition smoothly if you eat right and exercise regularly.
- “Doing it all” is just a myth created only to trap women. If you buy into the idea of managing everything on your own, you are digging your own grave.
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