WHY – Reason for Every Action : Start your Day with Why

I read this book “WHY”Moral of this book is totally based on the physically , socially and mentally motivation of a lay man that how to achieves the goal of life .

It is a collective effort of heart, mind and body. You do strive to achieve your desires but you don't know 'why'? Your ‘why’ is not clear, your ‘what’ is fading out and your ‘how’ is becoming fruitless. Many people come into action without knowing the reason which makes them unsuccessful. If you are willing to know the reason for your action to reach at your destination, then this book is perfect for you. It will help navigating you in right direction where you will come to know your ‘why’ that is actual reason for your action. You will be able to regain and retain your level of motivation to achieve your goal.It is a very good and informative book and the important thing is that it keeps you always motivated.Thank you

Quote...“Success is not built on success, it’s built on failure, it’s built on frustration. Sometimes, it’s built on catastrophe”… Abdul GhaffarThe sort of information that was communicated in this book is weighty and quite indescribable.This book is the fifth book on the genre of motivation that I’ve read this year, and I’m astonished by its grandeur of strength which made me ponder on my why’s and meditate on my purpose of existence.There are several incentive stories within this book that ordinarily arouse my interest to be distinctive and to keep track of my journey to greatness regardless of any circumstances. These are the stories of some great men around the world, and that of the author’s experience. I underlined some crucial part which I am going to imbibe in my life.Reading through this book, made me realize the fact that no one is restricted from greatness, except if one restricts oneself.I plan to make this review as succinct as possible, otherwise, I would have shared some impressive and mind-blowing quotes that were inscribed at one part or the other in this fantastic book. The book is didactic and scientifically well-researched.I think if every human would take a tour on questioning their aliveness, and ask the “why, reasons for every action” – they won’t only become successful, but the world would have also been – a peaceful and a happy place to live in. This book expands beyond motivation, it also delves into psychological, and scientific revolutions. It widens the enigmatic description of the human fate amidst success and failure. I for one praise the adeptness of the author in this field, he is for sure a talent to keep an eye on.This book goes further on revealing the dynamic ways of overcoming obstacles; similarities and differences between motivation and manipulation, the components and factors of motivation, and the discerning strength of a man to wisely choose his motivation regardless of its source. There is more to what I can describe in this book as I will leave the reader of this review to scour out for themselves the sort of information that Abdul Ghaffar has told in his book.This artistic work is good for employers and employees, it’s a perfect read for anyone in a leadership position, and generally, everyone who seeks to know the why behind their existence.It is a sad reality that human motivation is always at its peak on the first day of every year, and gradually declines as the day goes by – Abdul Ghaffar’s book reveals some reality that I haven’t come across in most books.

Everything in the world starts with the single question WHY? The more we ask, the more we seek. This is how everything in and around the human mind and world runs. The curiosity to know is what makes a person creative and seeker. The qualities like inquisitiveness and curiosity in a human combinedly create wonders. A limitless quest in life is responsible for every invention and discovery. Without this, the energy could have been stalled!In this book, "WHY- Reason for Every Action: Start your Day with Why, author Abdul Ghaffar explains how the trait of being curious can be used in every field of research and invention, which in turn gives the best results.Nonfiction books that do not come under the spiritual or self-help genre usually take a special place in a reader's mind. The irony is, this book or any other spiritual book talks about the importance and power of seeking. This book, right from the cover image, which is quite exciting and derivative of many meanings, catches a reader's instant attention; apart from the look and feel, the contents where the author has taken every pain to explain the importance of WHY is fascinating.The book contains eight chapters, and with an interesting preface and conclusion, this books serves a greater purpose to become intellectual silently, just by questioning. From the initial chapters, readers will come across interesting facts about the power of thinking and how the human brain analysis everything. Not so spiritual, but mostly the scientific approach makes the book special. The author also included many tips and tricks in order to self inspire by trying to know many things with one small question WHY?This book can be recommended to the youngsters and students in the pensive state because of the uncertainty towards the future. This book, especially during these COVID times, will help one feel better about themselves.

WHY is a comprehensive analysis of the reasons behind our existence, persistence and every action we take forward towards our goal. Mr Abdul Ghaffar could pace the book right from the first page you turn. A self-help book that doesn’t go on the verge of preaching but takes a pragmatic turn in deciphering the utmost necessity of questioning ourselves before any action. The book starts with an introduction to WHY where the author describes how the purpose of our action determines the reason behind our behaviour. It brings cohesion between the cause and the courage, both of which is essential behind an action. Interestingly, the author takes refuge in scientific analogies to teach us the true meaning of WHY. The author has specifically chosen realistic examples and various incidents from world history, both ancient and modern and deciphers the significance of WHY. The narration becomes all the more fecund with Bernard Baruch’s famous quote- Millions saw the apple fall, but only Newton asked Why. Several such quotes are aptly placed to make every chapter meaningful.It is curious that in a bound book of mere 161 pages, every concept is so thoroughly analysed. Overpassing a few editorial errors, the narrative is neither restricted to any age nor a social stratum. Every point the author picks up is supported by shreds of evidence.The gist is; to get the desired result one needs to dedicate quality time and honest efforts which is possible only when one realizes the reasons behind actions. Deciphering the WHYs create a robust attitude and help one to be consistent. This book ends on a beautiful note; named Innocent Curiosity, perhaps different from the other bestsellers but certainly adds an unexpected value to this book.WHY- Reason For Every Action is Crisp and Concise, thoroughly researched and well structured and carries an effortless narration that makes this book an excellent self-help book.

As Friedrich Nietzsche mentions: “He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how,” the book opens with a universal truth about life. If the quirky cover with the upside-down WHY in the book’s title is not enough to grab the reader’s attention, then the concise and well-researched content definitely will. The book states that among the “WH” questions that haunt the human living, people will oftentimes overlook what was committed or even be willing to skip how the action panned out but they seldom forget why someone behaved a certain way. It is an action that defines an individual at the end of the day and the book puts emphasis on the actions that we choose to make over the actions we choose not to perform. This brings in the individual conscience that runs behind the acts as Ghaffar sticks to his presumptive formula: “Cause is related to reason while courage is related to your action.” Such a statement immediately sets the reader on a thinking trail. It arouses interest, engages the mind intellectually, and brings forth a unique take on suffering and survival.At the heart of the book is a sense of balance that is unshakeable. It is this balance that makes Ghaffar draw examples from various walks of life to substantiate his points. Be its theology, philosophy or science, it shows his openness towards learning and sharpening the mind, and giving due respect to every discipline. Additionally, the examples are drawn from ground-breaking incidents of the distant past to the significant events of contemporary times. Though the book may come from someone studious, it is his meticulousness combined with a sense of humility that makes for a spellbinding narrative. Yet, the tone is never boastful or overbearing. A learner at heart, Ghaffar’s method is one of deductive explanation. He mentions an example, draws inferences from it, and goes on to explain these inferences meaningfully and logically. This eases a lot for the reader as one does not feel overburdened with any strict or rigid ideas without practicality. On the contrary, the book reveals an adventuresome personality with a taste for rigorous practice, relentless perseverance, and a knack for story-telling. The pace of the narrative is moderate though the content is initially a little jumpy (due to the abstract nature of reasoning applied) which is made up for in the subsequent chapters.It is this abstract nature of the topic that entices and engages the reader intellectually. Ghaffar begins with the etymology of the word ‘why’ and deciphers the mysteries behind it. The book induces the reader with knowledge of the types of ‘why’ but has the larger motive to inculcate the habit of questioning and free-thinking. It brings out the value, importance, and purpose of asking ‘why’ and the types of ‘why’ as and when which type is applicable as this is what forms the RPC or Reason Processing Circle. Diagrammatic representations of ideas aim for conceptual clarity. Providing a different expansive explanation on usually recurring short forms such as GST for Goal Setting Theory or VAT for Value Addition Theory makes brings in freshness to the book. But the real appeal of the book lies in its ability to motivate and instill confidence in the reader to believe in their dreams, dare to achieve, and respond appropriately to adversities.The book is a promising view into practical formulas for long-term success provided the tips are applied sensibly and sensitively. But the best is left for the last which is almost the cherry on the top where Ghaffar pens an interesting poem on the word ‘why’ and its many implications. The poem sums up the book and the word. It provides a sort of circularity to the book in which the book begins and ends with the same abstractions of motivation. Structurally, the book is divided into eight core chapters followed by a conclusion and bibliography. It is not a lengthy read. The language is moderately easy to follow. The book can be read by anyone who is looking for some motivational input to encourage them in their day-to-day endeavours though the book is a suitable read for students of business administration, commerce, or those involved in the corporate world.

This is one of the finest and astonishingly well-researched non-fiction books I have come across. WHY book by Abdul Ghaffar is about finding the answer to WHYs in our life or the reasons behind the things we do.Everyone does several routine tasks, like waking up early in the morning to go to school/college or work, as well as important things in life like setting up goals, ambitions, and dreams. But does everyone ask why they do certain things or why do they want to achieve those goals.Author Abdul Ghaffar mentions that we find the answer to every important WHY, we will find the motivation to do what we do. It will help us enjoy the work and journey while avoiding procrastination and laziness. It can help in finding interest even in routine tasks.- Role & Meaning of WHYPeople will forget what you did and how you did it, but they will never forget why you did it. We have been seeing several examples of this in movies, books, as well as in real life. Take the recent Ronaldo-Coca Cola controversy for example. When it became news, people watched and understood that he removed Coca Cola, but people most importantly wondered WHY he did it.Thousands of YouTubers, bloggers, and news portals have created their own versions of the answers because people are looking for that WHY. It is because the purpose of the action determines the reason for your behaviour.In life, it is crucial for everyone to know the answers to numerous WHYs. They should know the reason they are doing certain things. It is because this reason is the actual motivation, the internal motivational instinct that keeps people awake. Without a reason, nobody can find a fruitful result for their action.Millions of people used to saw apples falling from trees. But Newton was the one who asked WHY. With this why, he proposed important laws that changed Physics completely.- But How to Find the Answer of WHY?This is where the role of ‘WHY- Reason for Every Action book’ comes into play. It is meant to help everyone who has set goals or ambitions in his life but doesn’t know the purpose of acquiring those goals and ambitions.With proper research and real-life experience, author Abdul Ghaffar has shared valid reasons for every action that we take in life which helps us to create the methodology of getting things done.The book mentions, “Desires don’t work themselves; these are triggered by your action that is to be coherent to your actual reason which is called ‘why’. Good habits don’t grow automatically; they need to be cultivated with good and valid reasons to produce a better result.”This is sort of a non-fiction self-help book meant for every age. If you read the book with purpose and concentration, you will be able to discover answers to your several important questions in life. It is a piece of motivation that has been written with real-life experience.For improved readability, the writer Abdul Ghaffar has used simple and precise language and tone. The 160-pages novel has been divided into several chapters, making an easy-read. Before every chapter, there is a quote by famous personalities who said things related to WHY.

This book is a quick and short read (160 pages) the lessons written here are so valuable. The author has used simple language. Even the beginner can should read this book.This book changes your mindset and attitude and teaches you how to face challenges in real life.Find your WHY and you'll find your WAY. 😉