The book begins on a very interesting note where the protagonist meets a stranger in airport who invites him to coffee, to which paarth agrees without thinking and he too gets amused by his own act and his own decision.

Over the coffee, they both discuss very important life lessons, and how everything happens for a reason.

Flourish Infinitely is a modern-day retelling of Bhagavat Gita, with the justification to each theory mentioned in the sacred script.

Every chapter in this book showcases various dilemmas we face regularly and in the end also giving the idea on how to tackle it.

This book kind of justifies that every god we pray today, was a human in their time who did good deeds and are being addressed as God in this time, this is justified where it is shown that even krishna (stranger in airport) also goes through his troubles and falls into dilemmas only to rise back again.

Overall an easy yet engaging read.

Do I recommend this book?
Yes, if you're someone who is interested in what is there in Bhagavat Gita and Don't really feel relate to the original scrib, you can give this book a try and shape up your perspective on life accordingly.