"Doing Things Elders told me not to do" authored by Navneet Savaliya talks about his learnings and life events to date that pretty much sum up his curious and proactive way of exploring and experimenting with new outlooks and perspectives.
The book gives insights into the basic human thinking capabilities that change the way one sees a day through to setting and working on long-term goals. Having been written by a millennial, the book could turn out to be a relatable, empowering and daily motivation to add value to life.
The idea of having a hot-air balloon is to depict the metaphor to have some space to let the dreams and hopes wave and parallelly take the dares to execute them. The thinking capabilities can cause it to take it easy as well as focus on consistency.
