Life hardly ever comes with an instruction manual or a guidebook. It is both disorderly and unpredictable. And while our education may (or may not) prepare us for the situations covered within its limited syllabus, most of life unfolds outside of this realm. The result? More often than not, we are grappling with mind-boggling questions in our personal and professional lives. Everything Is Out of Syllabus seeks to bridge this gulf by answering those questions.
Varun Duggirala has not just survived, but also thrived in a system that throws one challenge after another at us, without equipping us with the tools needed to overcome them. In his book, Duggirala clears the confusion around overwhelming questions like what the true meaning of success is, how can we adopt an out-of-the-box thinking, how can we connect with both people and ourselves, and a lot more. The book, however, is not just about success. It is a guide on how to attain the most important goal of life: happiness.
Packed with anecdotal wisdom, Everything Is Out of Syllabus is partly funny, most reflective, and completely authentic. It is a must-read for anyone who is trying to decode life and work out their own roadmap to navigate it.
