It is written by Tony Hsieh who is the early investor and the current CEO of Zappos- online company that started out selling shoes and has now branched out to selling clothes, watches, and eyewear. 'It's great seeing how this next generation is looking at things in simple yet very grounded, spiritual ways,' she says, referring to millennials and gen Z. Deliving Happiness is a fascinating book about how to grow and nurture a company. 'Where we are now, there's no longer work-life separation or even balance - it's work-life integration,' Lim says. Lim also connected with yung pueblo's themes of discovering the self and authenticity, she says, as it relates to how she aims to help individuals build a sense of happiness within themselves and, by extension, through their work. 'It was a reminder that it's not just our highs in life that we learn from, it's also our lows.' 'Since the reset on humanity hit the whole world, people wanted to understand what it meant to be scientifically happy, but through the lens of grief and loss,' she says. In the last year, Lim says she's seen the power of connecting through grief and healing both in her personal life and through her work as a happiness expert. Lim describes the text as concise and straightforward and 'timely for whether you're young, as in literally young in age, or you want to keep being young at heart, in your mind and in your spirit.' It serves as a reminder to the reader that healing, transformation and freedom are possible.' Published in 2017, the collection explores 'the movement from self love to unconditional love, the power of letting go and the wisdom that comes when we truly try to know ourselves.

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