Review of Purpose

[Moumita Islam 1]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Purpose" by Gina Bianchini.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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HOW TO LIVE WITH A PURPOSE AND BUILD A COMMUNITY BASED ON IT IN THIS MODERN SOCIAL MEDIA-CONCENTRIC ERA? IS IT POSSIBLE TO MAKE A BALANCE BETWEEN SCREEN AND REAL LIFE OR STITCH THESE TWO IN SUCH A WAY THAT BOTH CAN COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER AND NOT GO AGAINST IT?
Yes, that is possible.

Silicon Valley social software pioneer Gina Bianchini Paves the way step by step to her readers about how to find purpose in life and implement it using modern approaches to technology and the strength of community.

She has created a unique structure regarding purpose through her popular Masterclass on community design. She provokes her readers to crystalize their purpose and promote a community-based purposeful life that can add value to their personal and overall social life.

This book is inspiring and will show you new ways to recreate your life meaningfully. You will find inspiration to play your life meaningfully and practice purpose in every step. Moreover, it will help you design your future using modern tools like virtual community and virtual life meaningfully to enhance real-life possibilities.

This book will make you bring a pen & paper at the end of your reading to design your purpose.

Not only that, this book inspires you to share your purpose with like-minded people and expand your ideas and creative faculty regarding this.

To sum up, this book is a complete guide that shows us how to live meaningfully in this dystopian world and how to design our community, both virtual and physical, consciously, that helps to revive our soul with fresh energy and strength so that we find meaning in life.
This book has hardly any spelling mistakes, which is very impressive.
A few of my favourite quotes from the book are-

"interests equaled communities and communities equaled interests."
"Community is an amazing thing."
"I wanted to do my part to innovate how digital communities could work even better to help people meet and build relationships with each other not just online but in real life as well.
I want to rate the book 4 out of 5. The only thing that prevented me from giving 5 is the mid part of the book focused more on the structural methods of asking questions rather than general motivation, which was slightly monotonous for me.

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Purpose
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