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The Happiness Manifest - Revised & Expanded Edition
What if happiness wasn't something you had to chase, earn, or become worthy of - but something you could quietly return to, one honest day at a time?
The Happiness Manifest is a 28-day guided journal for anyone who has been searching outside themselves for peace, clarity, and joy - and is finally ready to come home.
Over four thoughtful weeks, you will move through the four pillars that form the foundation of a genuinely happy life:
Week 1 - Clarity: Slow down enough to hear your own voice again. Understand what you truly want - and why.
Week 2 - Belief: Release self-doubt, rebuild trust in yourself, and become the safest, kindest person in your own life.
Week 3 - Alignment: Move from anxious doing to inspired action. Let your choices flow from your values, not your fears.
Week 4 - Gratitude: Open yourself to receiving. Feel grateful for the ordinary. Trust that you are allowed to have a good life.
Each day includes a morning affirmation, a short visualisation, reflective journal prompts, one small action step, and a gentle night reflection - all designed to take just 10 to 15 minutes a day.
This is not a productivity system. It is not a self-improvement plan. It is a quiet, honest return to the peace that was always already inside you.
You don't attract peace. You return to it.
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Richa Jaiswal (Everyday new you)
About the AuthorRicha Jaiswal is the heart behind Everyday New You - a brand built on one simple belief: that happiness is not something you achieve. It is something you return to, every day, with small and honest choices.
Based in Kolkata, India, Richa is a writer, content creator, and self-help author whose work lives at the intersection of mindfulness, self-love, and practical daily ritual. Her approach is deliberately accessible - she writes for the person who is tired of being overwhelmed by self-help content and simply wants clear, gentle guidance for their everyday life.
The Happiness Manifest began as a personal letter Richa wrote to herself on a quiet evening when she was exhausted from chasing a version of happiness that kept moving further away. That letter became a practice. That practice became this book.
Through her Instagram community at @everydaynewyou, Richa shares daily reflections, journal prompts, and reminders that the ordinary moments of life are far more meaningful than we remember to notice.
This is her second published work, following the original edition of The Happiness Manifest (2025).
