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Life’s Last Edit by Rahul Makwana

Think of it as a self-help bible—not just a collection of lessons, but a guide to transforming your life.

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What’s In the Book

Now, let me guess what you might be thinking: “Rahul, there are already so many self-help books out there” Why should I pick up yours?”

That is a fair question. And let me be honest—I am not here to convince you to buy another self-help book. But let us consider something for a moment.

If you have read dozens of books, watched countless motivational videos, or tried to change your habits, but you still feel stuck… If your life feels like it is exactly where it was years ago, then maybe this book can offer something different.

This is not one of those “copy-paste” self-help books, filled with the same old advice. It has its own unique insights, and I think you will notice that once you start reading.

This book is like a toolkit for anyone who wants to take control of their story. I actually wrote it with my son in mind. I wanted to create something I could hand to him one day and say, “Here, this is what I have learned about life, about growth, and about living with purpose.”

And before we dive in, let me leave you with this thought:

“The true essence of life’s last edit is about taking control of your narrative. It is about trusting your journey and realizing that every single experience—whether good or bad—shapes the story you are writing. One small edit at a time.

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Hi, Rahul here!

This is not actually a book. This has key takeaways or you can say an in-depth summary of the book with an infographic for a better reading experience.

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