Self-Help / Motivation · Amaryllis
The Hope Habit
Stop Waiting, Start Doing
What if hope isn’t something you feel, but something you cultivate? Real hope is built amidst uncertainty, heartbreak, fear and change. It is created in the moments when you feel lost or overwhelmed, yet still choose to take one more step forward. Through personal stories and psychological insight, The Hope Habit explores how hope is not something we wait for, but something we practise: an honest, empowering alternative to toxic positivity. Stop waiting, start doing.
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What the early readers said
From the back coverThe Hope Habit speaks to those moments when motivation is low, when life feels uncertain, and when it must be earned rather than wished for.
Sohini’s book offers in a direct, conversational, no-nonsense tone, a balm for hearts crushed by grief, or bruised by disappointment or betrayal. It gently points the way from darkness to light.
Sohini’s book The Hope Habit is deeply essential for every seeking heart.
The Hope Habit would revive in the reader something their instincts probably knew already, but what had been buried deep under the quick-fixes offered all around us in the name of self-help. This one is the real deal!
The details
AmaryllisWritten as an act of advocacy — so that anyone sitting with their own silence knows they are not alone in it.
- Format
- 318 pages · Paperback and Kindle
- Published
- 25 August 2026
- Foreword
- Rohan Bopanna
- ISBN
- 978-93-7317-174-6
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Three conversations worth starting with, if the book makes you want to hear the voice behind it.
01 
Arjun Rampal How Arjun Rampal Survived The Worst Times In Bollywood A career that nearly ended several times over, and what it takes to keep going when the industry says you're finished. 1:18:00 02 
Kunal Kohli A Bollywood Director's Greatest Comeback On losing everything and building it back, and the particular loneliness of being a director in between projects. 1:13:35 03 
Dr. Kersi Chavda The Silent Battle of India's Top Psychiatrist A conversation between two mental health professionals about the strain of doing this work, and how to keep your own mind intact. 1:11:14
Arjun Rampal How Arjun Rampal Survived The Worst Times In Bollywood A career that nearly ended several times over, and what it takes to keep going when the industry says you're finished. 1:18:00 02 Kunal Kohli A Bollywood Director's Greatest Comeback On losing everything and building it back, and the particular loneliness of being a director in between projects. 1:13:35 03 Dr. Kersi Chavda The Silent Battle of India's Top Psychiatrist A conversation between two mental health professionals about the strain of doing this work, and how to keep your own mind intact. 1:11:14