Stillness in the Rush
Book name - Stillness in the Rush,10 simple shifts to feel better without burning out
Stillness in the Rush – Why I Wrote This Book
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In a world that’s obsessed with doing more, I wanted to write something that helped people feel better *by doing less*. Not by giving up their ambitions—but by reconnecting with themselves between the rush.
*Stillness in the Rush* is the result of hundreds of quiet mornings, yoga mats that didn’t need perfection, and moments where I realized I didn’t need to escape life—I just needed to breathe through it.
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**Why I Wrote It**
I’ve spent the last few years experimenting with fasting, mindful movement, and small shifts in routine. Some changes stuck. Some didn’t. But one thing stayed consistent: the calm that came from simplifying. This book is a reflection of that clarity.
It’s not a guru’s guide. It’s a companion for anyone who’s tired of burning out in the name of “better.”
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**What You’ll Find Inside**
- Morning rituals that fuel clarity
- Short workouts for busy days
- Mindful eating without guilt
- Breathwork for digital fatigue
- Sleep and tech balance
- Body language and movement therapy
- Tiny habits that spark big shifts
- Tools to reclaim your time
- Reflections that feel like pauses, not lectures
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**My Hope for You**
You won’t need to follow every chapter. Just find one that feels like an opening—and start there.
This book isn’t trying to change you.
It’s trying to remind you:
You already carry everything you need to feel connected and calm.
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**Want to Explore It?**
You’ll find glimpses of the book scattered through my posts, and I’ve uploaded previews . The title page, reflective notes, and even my author intro are all there—because transparency matters, and ownership comes from sharing openly.
Feel free to reach out
Thanks for pausing here. May this blog—and this book—be one of many quiet nudges toward clarity in your beautiful, busy life.
I am providing some screenshots of Declaration and work please look into it
**Author Declaration**
**working Manuscript**
Warmly,
Aditya Chhapekar,







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