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95% People Stay
Stuck
Because They Never Build a System.

Sher Alishba Shahzad • Entrepreneur • Software Engineer

You don't fail because you're lazy. You fail because no one taught you how to think, execute, and stay consistent.

This book gives you the system — not motivation, not noise.

Strength doesn't start loud.
It starts in silence.

This book tells Vanya's story — how pressure, expectations, and pain shape character when no one is watching.

For women:When a woman starts working on her purpose, her nature changes. She becomes quieter — but stronger.

For men:This book shows what happens when a woman stops seeking permission and starts becoming herself.

This is not motivation. It's a mirror.

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⚠️ WARNING: This is NOT for everyone! ⚠️

It's a Reality Check for 95% of Women.

My name is Sher Alishba Shahzad.
I am an entrepreneur, currently working on a large and meaningful project.
During this journey, I noticed something that
deeply disturbed me.

The same mistakes

The same compromises

The same emotional adjustments

The same dependency

And the most dangerous part —
they hand over the steering of their life to someone else.

But Then I Saw The Other 5%

They didn't take loud revenge.
They didn't complain.
They didn't beg for understanding.

👉 What you will get

MindsetExecutionDiscipline

The Hard Truth

This book is not for everyone.

✗ Victim mindsets

✗ Women who only want motivation

✗ People who avoid responsibility

Strong women don't ask for understanding.
They build results that force respect.

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@Sarah_Mitchell2 days ago

At first I felt attacked reading this. Then I understood — truth always feels like that.

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@Daniel_Cooper1 day ago

This didn’t hype me. It grounded me. And that’s rare.

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@Ayesha_Khan3 days ago

I stopped blaming situations after this. Painful read. Necessary read.

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@Fatima_Noor5 days ago

Not motivational. Not sweet. Just honest.

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@Emily_Rogers6 days ago

Halfway through I paused. I wasn’t ready to accept myself.

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@Michael_Turner4 days ago

This exposed excuses I didn’t know I was making.

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@Sarah_Mitchell2 days ago

At first I felt attacked reading this. Then I understood — truth always feels like that.

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@Daniel_Cooper1 day ago

This didn’t hype me. It grounded me. And that’s rare.

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@Ayesha_Khan3 days ago

I stopped blaming situations after this. Painful read. Necessary read.

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@Fatima_Noor5 days ago

Not motivational. Not sweet. Just honest.

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@Emily_Rogers6 days ago

Halfway through I paused. I wasn’t ready to accept myself.

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@Michael_Turner4 days ago

This exposed excuses I didn’t know I was making.

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@anonymous_man

• 2 days ago

I didn't like this at first.
It felt uncomfortable… almost personal.

Then I realized something — I wasn't angry at the book, I was angry at myself for avoiding responsibility.

This didn't motivate me. It exposed me.

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