Don't Read Me. Life is a Story - story.one - Allahyar Parsa, Ehsan
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You were warned not to read this bookyet here you are.This isnt another self-help manual stuffed with hollow promises and endless To-Dos. Its a fire-starter, meant to burn away what doesnt matter and leave you with the clarity to face what does.With wit, bite, and brutal honesty, Ehsan Allahyar Parsa dismantles the myths we cling to about success, truth, and even our own inner voices. From the comedy of Mount Stupid to the darkness of the Valley of Despair, he maps the mental landscapes we all get lost inand shows you how to climb toward your own peak.This book wont flatter you. It wont hold…mehr

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You were warned not to read this bookyet here you are.This isnt another self-help manual stuffed with hollow promises and endless To-Dos. Its a fire-starter, meant to burn away what doesnt matter and leave you with the clarity to face what does.With wit, bite, and brutal honesty, Ehsan Allahyar Parsa dismantles the myths we cling to about success, truth, and even our own inner voices. From the comedy of Mount Stupid to the darkness of the Valley of Despair, he maps the mental landscapes we all get lost inand shows you how to climb toward your own peak.This book wont flatter you. It wont hold your hand. But if you let it, it will challenge you, provoke you, andat the right momentmake you laugh at yourself.For the readers who claim they dont read, this might be the one book theyll never forget.
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Ehsan Allahyar Parsa refuses to write books people are supposed to read. Instead, he creates books that dare readers not to. His words are less about answers and more about igniting questionsthe kind that linger long after the last page. His earlier workseach its own experiment in thoughtchallenge conformity, self-deception, and the myths we build around success and identity. Together, they form a body of work that doesnt demand agreement but insists on reflection. Ehsans writing is sharp, playful, and unapologetically contrarian. Drawing from a life lived across cultures, he explores how meaning, truth, and even our inner voices are never fixed, but constantly shifting. If his books achieve anything, its not to be remembered, but to make you remember yourself.