Is Life Fair?

About the Book

This book is comprised of a real-life story that each and every person living in this world has come across. This story focuses on how life puts us through several tests and how badly life can affect a person and his or her surroundings. It emphasizes that we should keep fighting, regardless of the complications that come into our lives, until we are successful. The essential message is that people can adopt or possibly disregard the complexity of life to be optimists, encouraging themselves instead of adopting excuses and blame and converting their beautiful lives into a hell. Therefore, this book will teach us to take a stand and fight for ourselves so we can change and rule our own worlds. The core message that this book will pass on to readers is that life challenges us for our own benefit and we need to overcome these tests in an optimistic way. This book will give people the strength to start asking questions rather than follow the crowd; this way, they will learn to observe their surroundings to understand the message of life.

About the Author

Habiba Umate was born in 1988. She has lived in the United Arab Emirates for the past twenty-six years, where she works as a financier, and she is enthusiastic about motivating others. She got a first-class bachelor of business administration degree from the University of Bedfordshire and plans to work toward her MBA at the University of Wollongong. With seven years of experience, she is working in a strong local bank. Habiba speaks six different languages, and she is very passionate about her life. She believes in being hardworking and optimistic, since these qualities are the two major sources of her professional and personal successes. Presently, she is locally involved in motivational speaking and has participated in and received certificates from local Toastmasters International. She speaks her mind and believes in fulfilling her own wishes and doing whatever makes her happy by leaving no room for regret, thus encouraging those around her to do the same. This is her first book; in writing it, her aim is to address a real-life tragedy, which she believes can be converted into successful outcomes for others.