The Art of Not Overthinking by Shaurya Kapoor: An Honest Book Review
Book Review: The Art of Not Overthinking by Shaurya Kapoor There's a particular kind of book that doesn't try to overwhelm you with theory, frameworks, or forty-page chapters. Instead, it just sits with you, page by page, and says the thing you needed to hear. * The Art of Not Overthinking * by Shaurya Kapoor is exactly that kind of book. First Impressions This is a slim, minimalist volume just 78 pages, and many of those pages hold only a handful of lines surrounded by generous white space. On first glance, that sparse layout might feel like it's not offering much. But that impression doesn't survive the first few pages. What looks like emptiness is actually restraint the book trusts a short, well-placed sentence to do the emotional work that a paragraph usually tries (and often fails) to do. Who It's For Kapoor is upfront about the audience she's writing for. This book is aimed at people who identify as over-thinkers, over-feelers, over-lovers, and those who...