‘Thus Spoke Chanakya’ by Radhakrishnan. Book Review.
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‘SPRING’ by Ambi. Never see Rejection in the same light.
Rejection and Failure are part of life. Yet, many of us do not know how to handle them. in Spring- Ambi Parameswar suggest some approaches.
ATOMIC HABITS by James Clear. Book review.
Atomic Habits is all about making that one small change at a time and sticking with it. James proposes a process and tell you why process is more important than the results.
A chapter out of my life- Salil Agrawal. Book Review
Compilation of 19 alumni pan IIMs sharing their learnings, curated by Salil Agrawal.
Where Will Man Take Us? BOOK REVIEW
Where will man take us? is a deep dive on the changes that the technology has pushed on to mankind.
Politically Incorrect Children’s Stories: Book review
The stories have a no-nonsense father, dog and children, but maybe the stories are not necessarily for children. After all, they are politically incorrect and they make you think a lot
THE CEO FACTORY- Book Review
THE CEO FACTORY is definitely recommended if you are a MBA student or in early phase of your management career.
The VISAGE : UNMASKED- Book review
The VISAGE : UNMASKED is a book published by Nation Press and is categorised under ‘Children’s and Young adults, Family, Personal & social issues’. This certainly decreases the set of potential readers for a book I suppose most of the parents and young adults should read. I picked it because the daughter of one of… Read More »
‘OUR SONG’ by MILAN VOHRA – a strong melody.
Milan Vohra, known as India’s first Mills & Boon author has been a colleague in my advertising days. This is her third book. And it starts with a similar scene. It lets you know at the beginning that ‘Ragini is not really a damsel, and she’s certainly not in any major distress’. After that, you… Read More »
‘An Extreme Love of Coffee’ -Book Review
I am writing the book review with a cup of hot steaming Sunrise Coffee. I can blame the book, ‘An Extreme Love Of Coffee’ for my change of brew. I am a typical North Indian whose love of tea is known across family and friends. Yet, after landing at Nagpur and having finished the novel… Read More »
