I’m not Busy: A Guide to Conscious Living – Simple Toolbox to lead life in the world of distractions positively

(7 customer reviews)
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Helps you to build your My Action Plan.

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I’m not Busy is not about doing less. It’s about doing life better. This thoughtful book invites you to pause, reflect, and gently reset your habits — using a six-step action plan called MAP (My Action Plan). Whether you’re a student, parent, professional, or simply navigating life’s many roles, this book offers a simple and soulful framework to help you shift from chaos to clarity.

Drawing from personal stories, ancient Indian metaphors, modern emotional intelligence, and engaging activities, I’m not Busy helps you:

  • Build your own MAP—a 6-step plan to stay calm, focused, and in control when life gets overwhelming.
  • Master HEAR ME skills to communicate better, reduce misunderstandings, and handle tough moments with ease.
  • Turn daily stress into insight, using a blend of ancient wisdom and fresh, relatable metaphors.
  • Strengthen your real connections—with yourself, your goals, and the people who truly matter.

You’ll laugh, think, doodle, and most importantly — breathe deeper as you read.

No matter where you are in life, you’ll walk away with one life habit to live with greater peace.

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Weight.1 kg

7 reviews for I’m not Busy: A Guide to Conscious Living – Simple Toolbox to lead life in the world of distractions positively

  1. Mahalingam

    Today I completed your Treasure book ‘I’M NOT BUSY’. Well ! I do not know how to begin my comment . Even after reading your book 3 times I am in loss of words to express my feelings and emotions. Your choice of picking he right word at the most appropriate place is commendable.

    Whether it is Hippy or Dippy or following of Traffic signals ( Red ,Yellow and green) ,or Meditation, Concentration, MAP , or HEAR ME etc., there is no comparison. It is hard to say which topic s better than the other or Which topic is more important than other. Every topic chosen is equally important and appropriately worded. The more I praise you the lesser it is .

    I once again congratulate you and wish you all the success in your endeavour to improve the life of all mankind which is very important in todays life.

  2. Sumathi

    I found the use of mapping, simple acronyms, and affirmations a practical way to understand and remember the concepts. The ‘Release’ technique has been especially helpful for me, and I often rely on the support system in my MAP to stay grounded and manage distractions. Every time I revisit the ‘I’m Not Busy’ book, it offers new insights — and I believe you might discover something valuable in it too.

  3. Aparna V

    What I like about “I’m not Busy” book is- it’s concise,
    practical with simple English and the key words/acronyms
    used which can be remembered easily. Also the
    pictorial/tabular representation of data will help kids to
    recall what they read and will be easy to apply what they
    learnt from the book.
    It’s a book for all age categories and whatever is taught/read
    in the book can be implemented if you want to build new
    habits, continue with existing ones and break the old habits.
    In every chapter the examples given made me map to my
    day to day life habits and how it can be focused to start
    small, manageable actions

  4. Venkatesh Nagarajan

    The book starts as an honest reflection of the author’s life
    and slowly unfolds into his journey of experiments with
    truth. It explores how age-old tools like mindfulness,
    subconscious healing, and self-awareness can be applied in
    practical ways to help us face today’s uncertain, often
    monotonous city life.
    With society pushing us into patterns and uncertainties we
    don’t always choose, this book offers a way to pause,
    reflect, and reclaim control. It serves as both a mirror and a
    manual for anyone feeling caught in the noise, looking to
    rediscover clarity and inner strength.
    “I’m not Busy” can become a quiet strength if you develop a
    smarter mindset.

  5. Narayanan RL

    Author does not claim to fix you. Instead, he holds up a
    mirror—softly, humorously, humanely—so you may pause,
    observe, and perhaps smile at what you find. In doing so,
    you reclaim the only freedom that matters: the freedom to
    choose how you live this moment.
    You may find yourself in these pages—or you may simply
    find the space to be with yourself again. Both are gifts.
    As Epictetus once said, “We suffer not from the events in
    our lives, but from our judgment about them.” This book
    helps you examine that judgment, not with guilt or pressure,
    but with grace. You are not too busy. You are simply invited
    to be still.

  6. Deva Seyon

    Wonderful work, “I’m not busy” – a guide to reclaim
    balance, spiritual integrity and conscious living – gifted and
    guided by a toolbox full of practical, easy to use mind maps.

  7. Praveen

    After reading the book, I realized that I’m not actually busy—I was just occupied with a few routine activities that didn’t add much value to my life. Now, I plan to replace them with activities that truly matter.

    The concepts of “HEAR ME” and “MAP” seem very helpful. I’m thankful to the author for sharing such ideas that have helped reshape my way of thinking.

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