We forfeit three-quarters of ourselves to be like other people. - Arthur Schopenhauer.

Friedrich Nietzsche, a German philosopher, the man who followed a disciplined daily routine for almost four decades cleverly depicted, the lonely one offers his hand too quickly to whomever he encounters.

When someone talks about his routine, we feel afraid and bored like it's a burden which we never want to imagine in our own lives. Forgetting and disgracing our routines, we want to indulge ourselves in random things for random pleasures. When people think about discipline and routines, they still see it as hard work like you have to push yourself all day and night to achieve everything in your life. We are bizarre. We take pains to enjoy in life but not in our work but if you think, this book is ordinary then beware, after reading this 15 Minutes Powerful Read, you won't be the same. This is the simplicity of our short read. If you still think routines are boring then I have the list of many powerful philosophers, geniuses and artists who followed the same routine almost their entire lives and ruled the entire world.

Do you accomplish everything and decide your routine as you want? We hate our routine because we are fulfilling the expectations of everyone including ourselves. Arthur Schopenhauer, the German pessimist philosopher, followed the same routine for almost 27 years straight and we can't even sit with discipline for a day. We always have to force everything but now I'm asking you a serious question; is everything in your routine designed by you? If not, then you are chained.

Perceive; Organised book in the 15 Minutes Powerful Read Series is designed to transform you spontaneously so you can bring positive changes to your life as swiftly as you can. We have to make all the geniuses habits conscious, so we can transform our lives spontaneously and I genuinely assuring, from this moment, your routine will be marvellous even though it would become the same for all your life and you would become so inexhaustible that you would carry a mountain on your chest.

There's nothing more ancient than the truth. - Rene Descartes.