“Growth isn’t always additive. Sometimes it looks like subtraction. Like walking away. Like being still.”
What if the path forward begins with letting go?
In Unlearning, Kunal Gupta turns inward to examine the quiet, courageous act of unbecoming. Through a series of raw, reflective essays, he shares the discomfort—and liberation—that comes with releasing inherited identities, ambitions, and beliefs. This is not a book about reinvention; it’s about returning. With poetic clarity and emotional depth, Unlearning offers a deeply human invitation to shed what no longer fits and to trust what remains. It’s a guide not to self-improvement, but to self-remembrance.
“Unlearning is an incredible book. I wanted to read something refreshing, and this is the book.”
“One of the things I liked most about the book is that it doesn’t come across as a self-help guide with rigid instructions. Instead, it’s more of an invitation to explore what works for you. It’s full of personal stories, and each experiment feels real and relatable.”
“This book is a must-read for anyone looking to break free from the constraints of conventional living and find their own path.”