About the book:
It doesn’t matter what you’re trying to pursue in life; whether you’re trying to become a billionaire, keep your family happy, travel to 190 countries or win the Boston Marathon. What underlies any pursuit is wellbeing – the quest for 
happiness, better relationships, greater meaning and a life you love. From Behaviour to Wellbeing tells you exactly what behaviours and typical behaviour patterns will take you there. Learn what works really well for psychological wellbeing and the nuances of what it means to show up and be there for your body, mind and soul. There’s no way that you can wake up every single day at 5 in the morning, practice singing diligently for an hour and not get better at it after a year. It just doesn’t work that way. Also, understand some behaviour games that we play with others and particularly with ourselves, that take us away from exactly the things that we’re after in life. While well-being is what we might want for our parents, ourselves, our children and pretty much everyone else we care about, this book isn’t suggesting that life is only about wellbeing. So, what’s beyond wellbeing? What might you trade your wellbeing for? What makes life worthwhile and why is it really worth living? And finally, what are a few things that you can start doing right away to achieve that state called “Bliss Without Baggage.”
About the Author:
With several years of people development experience across industries, Vinesh Sukumaran is seen as an empirical consultant for organizations like McKinsey, Hewlett Packard, Daimler, The Indian Institute of Management and Coca Cola to name a few. He is the Director and Principal Consultant of Bodhih, a Bangalore based Training and Organizational Development Consulting firm.
While Vinesh has a background in both Mechanical Engineering and Neuro-Semantics, his real expertise lies in the understanding and application of Human Behaviour and Neuro-Linguistic Psychology in Self Development. He is a member of the International Association of Facilitators and is certified by both the International Society of Neuro-Semantics and the National Federation of Neuro-Linguistic Psychology.
