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OOPS! Because Life Forgot to Send the User Manual
OOPS! Because Life Forgot to Send the User Manual
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About The Book
You didn't mess up the plan. There was never a plan.
Nobody handed you an instruction manual for difficult bosses, stolen credit, awkward meetings, missed promotions, career confusion, rejection, comparison, heartbreak, or the strange moment when everyone around you seems to have figured life out, except you.
OOPS! is for the moments when life, work and ambition refuse to follow the script. This isn't a book about having all the answers. It's about asking better questions.
Through corporate satire, relatable stories, practical tools and wisdom drawn from Indian mythology, OOPS! Invites you to;
OWN what happened.
OBSERVE what it is teaching you.
PIVOT when the old plan no longer works.
SHINE without needing everyone else's approval.
This isn't about becoming a perfect version of yourself. It's about becoming better equipped for the imperfect version of life because you use a GPS to navigate unexpected.
Just a little humour, a little wisdom, and a better way to navigate the beautiful mess of being human because sometimes the most important chapter of your life begins with three letters - OOPS.
About The Author
Dr. Shehrevar Davierwala believes that life’s most unscripted moments often become our greatest teachers. His journey has taken him through boardrooms, classrooms, and cross-cultural initiatives, engaging with diverse communities and institutions in complex environments, including conflict-affected regions. Through working with people from all walks of life, Shehrevar discovered a simple, universal truth; Most of us don't need someone to give us all the answers. We need a perspective that reminds us that we still have possibilities. OOPS! was born from these real, unfiltered conversations.It isn’t a platform built on polished perfection or overnight transformation. It is built on something much more honest. You don’t need to have your whole life figured out. Sometimes, all you need is
enough clarity to take the next meaningful step.
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