This was a different kind of book where the author wasn’t Ravikant himself (directly). The book is written by Eric Jorgenson, who did a collection of Naval’s wisdom and experience from the last ten years, shared as a curation of his most insightful interviews and poignant reflections. There are many “WOW” moments in the books. … Read more
Change is inevitable in life, just like the metamorphosis of a butterfly. As we move through different phases in our personal and professional lives, we are bound to experience change. Some changes might be small, while others can be significant, but one thing is for sure; change can be challenging, scary and daunting. However, like … Read more
This book about hope is really awesome. It touches upon some of the most important facts of our lives in the simplest way possible. It discusses psychology, democracy, FOMO, thinking habits, value systems, and much more. This is a thought-provoking and honest examination of the human condition. The author doesn’t hold back when talking about … Read more
I had this on my reading list and was able to spend time on it during “New Year’s Weekend.” The book was a quick read, and I will recommend everyone read it. The book highlights the importance of task prioritization and the steps to do so. The phrase “Eat That Frog” is all about doing … Read more
This blog comes from a person who attempted to enlist in the Indian Army (in several units at various times between 2006 and 2010) but couldn’t due to standard Army processes (including medicals), and now living plan B of his life. Given the option, I would have chosen this Agneepath Yojna since it would have … Read more
Back in the year 2009, I was working as a Software Developer (PHP, Magento, MySQL, Joomla, OScommerce, X-cart, Prestashop, and a bit of Photoshop). Entrepreneurship, the bug, which is now a household name (thanks to the shows like Shark Tank and all the motivational videos created during all these years) was unknown then and I … Read more