I found it

A satirical social book that deals with the psychological challenge of a very simple and very ambitious character searching for her lost self, stuck between her repetitive routine, the remnants of the past, and the chaos of emotions. The character begins her search journey from the bottom of her home, and tries hard to reach the truth of herself while searching in her own circle, to collide with her reality and the vicious cycle and that life is deeper than we think, and much more beautiful than living it with a repetitive routine that everyone complains about, including you.
You may laugh, because you will remember yourself in many situations, and you may also cry when you realize that you have wasted a lot of time and perhaps money searching for a meaning that summarizes your day and the true meaning of yourself, as the time that wasted will not return, and today’s goals may be different tomorrow, so I have put for you, dear reader, here, in brief, very simple situations, and I hope you like the way it is presented, as the beautiful thing about this modest content is its beginning, as everyone’s beginning is the same, and you are the one who will decide what you will do later with your insistent and demanding self after the initial applications presented in this work.
I found it, and you will find it too, so don't rush or procrastinate, take your time to search and don't forget to start, start and don't give up, and I beg you not to fall into the trap of feeling like a failure and repeating the same mistakes that others have made, because if you don't get it right, then your first, second and third possibilities will work, sooner or later, that's as simple as the law of probability says.
I chose Inspirational People because I truly want to inspire someone one day. This journey is everyone's journey, and many have not reached their true selves because they did not listen to that small voice inside them, and did not have the courage to search or express themselves with absolute transparency. Therefore, I believe that it is a personal, human, and national duty for us all to rise up with ourselves first, so that society can rise up.