3 Days Left: Ways to embrace life

By Predrag Terzic

Introduction

Do you remember the last time something made you cry? It was probably a sad movie or hearing an emotional song. You might have even cried because of someone else's problems. Crying is good for us to release all that tension and pain we are feeling inside, but sometimes it happens when there shouldn't be any reason at all! At those times, I am here to help with this book about bad days, some therapy through reading where words can help us overcome our problems.

We all have those days where we feel like life is just not worth living anymore. Some of us may be dealing with a divorce; some may be going through the death of a loved one, and others might even be dealing with losing their job. It's never easy to go through these types of things, and sometimes it can make us want to give up on life altogether. But what would happen if someone told you that there were only three more days left? What would you do differently?

This book is about bad days, the days when there's something that makes us cry. Maybe someone died, broke up with our partner, or lost a job. There are many reasons for crying, and I want to make people think about what they would do if they knew it was three days left?

Would they spend more time with their loved ones? Would they finally tell that person how they feel? Or would they just try and make the most of the little time they have left?

I hope this book can help people reflect on their lives and consider their importance. No one knows when their last day will be, so making every day count is essential.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Predrag Terzic
• Release date: Feb 6, 2022
• ISBN: 9798201369361

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Author Bio

Predrag Terzic

Predrag Terzic is an avid writer who has nurtured his writing passion since he was young. All through the journey of creating new and exhilarating worlds for his audience, he has drawn lots of inspiration from his past life events, and this is what he shares with his audience for lessons and exposure. Though his passion for reading and writing is mainly in the non-fiction genre, he has a solid propensity for fictional and adventure stories. Besides being an author, Predrag has a long experience working in the oil and gas industry. However, he loves writing as it makes him calm for its powerful expressive nature.

In a new but rich writing journey marked by a heap of articles and one debut book, Predrag believes in his infinite ability to stir the creative world with countless titles in both creative and real worlds that are in the making. His works are characterized by relevance, clarity, straightforward language to be understood by all and sundry, and a point of relation with the everyday life of his audience.

Predrag lives in Starcevo, Serbia. When he has free time, he loves spending time with friends and family. Alternatively, you will find him at his serene orchard that gives him lots of peace spending time with his plants.

© 2021 Predrag Terzic. All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced in any form without permission from the publisher.

Introduction

Do you remember the last time something made you cry? It was probably a sad movie or hearing an emotional song. You might have even cried because of someone else’s problems. Crying is good for us to release all that tension and pain we are feeling inside, but sometimes it happens when there shouldn't be any reason at all! At those times, I am here to help with this book about bad days, some therapy through reading where words can help us overcome our problems.

We all have those days where we feel like life is just not worth living anymore. Some of us may be dealing with a divorce; some may be going through the death of a loved one, and others might even be dealing with losing their job. It's never easy to go through these types of things, and sometimes it can make us want to give up on life altogether. But what would happen if someone told you that there were only three more days left? What would you do differently?

This book is about bad days, the days when there's something that makes us cry. Maybe someone died, broke up with our partner, or lost a job. There are many reasons for crying, and I want to make people think about what they would do if they knew it was three days left?

Would they spend more time with their loved ones? Would they finally tell that person how they feel? Or would they just try and make the most of the little time they have left?

I hope this book can help people reflect on their lives and consider their importance. No one knows when their last day will be, so