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In a world that often demands perfection, A Little Life and a Million Thoughts offers something more honest — a quiet space to feel, reflect, and simply be. Mirza Sajit Baig’s debut book is not a traditional self-help guide or memoir. Instead, it’s a deeply personal collection of reflections, poetic musings, and unsent letters — written for anyone who has ever felt too much, questioned their place, or struggled in silence. With a voice that is both tender and raw, Sajit invites readers to step into the unspoken moments of life: the late-night overthinking, the invisible weight of expectations, the beauty of small joys, and the courage it takes to keep going. This book doesn’t promise answers. It doesn’t offer a map. What it gives is a sense of recognition — the comforting reminder that you are not alone in your thoughts or emotions. Through themes of love, loss, self-worth, faith, and quiet resilience, the author reflects on the complexity of being human in a fast-moving world. Whether you’re in a chapter of healing, growth, or simply trying to make sense of things — these pages will speak to the heart of you. Gentle yet powerful, relatable yet deeply intimate, A Little Life and a Million Thoughts is for the feelers, the thinkers, and the ones who live most of their lives between the lines.