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What if escaping the stress of your job meant waking up as someone else? Vishwa, a frustrated software engineer suffocating under the weight of deadlines and expectations, makes a simple wish one night: “I wish I could become something else… anything else.” The universe listens. Each night, Vishwa transforms into a different person—a politician, a movie star, a beggar, a doctor, or a businessman. Every new life brings him fresh experiences, power, fame, or poverty—but none offer true peace. Through this extraordinary journey, Vishwa uncovers a universal truth: "Every work has pressure, stress, and hardship—until and unless you love the work you do." From humorous turns to deeply emotional revelations, this story is not just about professions—it’s about purpose. About running from pressure only to find it everywhere. It’s about realizing that meaning doesn’t lie in the job, but in how deeply you connect with it. This book is for every reader who has ever asked: Why does work feel so hard? What is my true calling? Is there a life without pressure? A story of dreams, identity, and awakening—this is fiction with a soul. Read it not just to escape life, but to understand it.