I really enjoyed this book, it had a unique way of tackling self help. Extremely simplistic and effective. It gave me a ton of food for thought. An easy read (which lets be honest, self help books need to be)

This book reminds us to have balance in our lives and treasure what is truly important. It will have special relevance for entrepreneurs, but has value for anyone who works.

A refreshing 'self-help' book which talks about stopping to enjoy what you have, and achieving balance, rather than rushing from one goal to the next. I didn't find anything exactly new in here but did appreciate that the author was presenting it in an engaging and possibly easier to handle way.
Worth reading if you're looking for a more quirky outlook on self-help, and can look at it from a different point of view.

This self help book takes the unique perspective of putting together a Tricycle to illustrate ways to structure your life. From the cushioned seat being your gratitude to the handlebars representing your purpose, the author takes you step by step. Using a substory of three characters, he reinforces many of the concepts with continuing examples of real life scenarios.

This quick read is a great way to fortify choices you may have already made for your life or boost your pursuit of a more balanced life.

Great book. I like the author’s use of a tricycle to represent life goals/focus. This book may be used by anyone trying to make life changes but there does seem to be a bit of focus on managing a personal business. The ideas in the book have been used by other books in this same genre but the presentation here is honest and personal. I hope to maintain my own “tricycle” for many years to come. Thank you for allowing me to review an advanced copy.

This book helps you focus on the obvious steps to get a more balanced life. Teaching you how to build a tricycle using all parts of your our life is a clever way to get you to see what’s important in life.
Thanks to Netgalley and Sanjog Aul for the early e book copy.

This book is filled with inspiration that will help the reader slow down and enjoy the ride. Using an analogy of a tricycle, the author guides you on assembling a tricycle using the right mindset as the tool. I would recommend to everyone.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC

An engaging and though-provoking book about how to stop rushing through your life trying to balance on a unicycle, and instead to restructure your approach so it's more like a tricycle - more stable, easier to ride, and altogether safer and more comfortable. The book is quite sweetly written and encourages the reader to look at areas of their life where they can make changes for the better.