Anup Chouhan's Key Ideas from The Rudest Book Ever
by Shwetabh Gangwar

Rejections are a normal part of life, but Gangwar sees them as chances. Instead of having rejection affect how you feel about yourself, learn to see it as a normal part of life and a chance to grow, not as a reason to try to please other people.

Other people's approval can fade quickly, but your own happiness will last forever. Gangwar says that you should improve your skills and follow your interests that make you happy. Instead of living by what other people expect of you, find the courage to set goals that are important to you and that align with who you really are.

It's much more important to know how to think than what to think in this day and age. Gangwar highlights the importance of critical thinking, which helps you understand the world on your own terms and avoid falling into the mistake of group thinking.

You can only be truly happy if you know what you want and why you want it. Gangwar tells his readers to be clear about their goals and gives them a clear, purposeful way to find real happiness without the noise of social expectations.