books

  • Book Review: Factfulness by Hans Rosling

    Factfulness by Hans Rosling dismantles myths with statistical precision, urging readers to update their mental software, with a call for critical thinking, especially in scrutinizing outdated statistics that shape narratives in media and education. Continue reading

    Book Review: Factfulness by Hans Rosling
  • Calling All Bibliomaniacs

    May is here, and with it comes reviews of the books I’ve read and listened to over the past few months. Today, I’m not talking about the books themselves but sharing a personal revelation – not every book must be… Continue reading

    Calling All Bibliomaniacs
  • Book Review: The Money Mentor by Tad Crawford

    Tad Crawford’s ‘The Money Mentor’ is an essential roadmap to financial literacy for all financially illiterate adults. Its autobiographical style and sage advice demystify finance, making it accessible and engaging. A must-read for anyone on the brink of financial independence. Continue reading

    Book Review: The Money Mentor by Tad Crawford
  • The Magic of Daily Reading

    Diving into a book for just 30 minutes daily can significantly enrich your life. It sharpens the mind, enhances empathy, expands vocabulary, reduces stress, and improves sleep—transforming reading into a powerful tool for personal growth and mental resilience. Continue reading

    The Magic of Daily Reading
  • “I Belong to Me”

    Brene Brown’s notion of ‘I belong to me’ challenges conformity, urging us to embrace authenticity. True belonging starts within – honoring our vulnerabilities, owning our stories. It’s the courage to stand firm in our truth, regardless of external expectations. Continue reading

    “I Belong to Me”
  • Book Review: All Things at Once by Mika Brzezinski

    Diving into ‘All Things at Once’ felt like uncovering my own story. Mika Brzezinski’s raw honesty about the struggles of balancing career, marriage, and family resonated deeply. Her insights offer a guiding light through life’s complexities. Continue reading

    Book Review: All Things at Once by Mika Brzezinski
  • Book Review: Change Your Paradigm, Change Your Life by Bob Proctor

    This book offers a transformative roadmap to break free from limiting beliefs and unlock your true potential. With practical exercises and inspiring anecdotes, this book empowers readers to create lasting change and embrace a life of fulfillment. Continue reading

    Book Review: Change Your Paradigm, Change Your Life by Bob Proctor
  • Book Review: Do Epic Sh*t by Ankur Warikoo

    Ankur Warikoo weaves together personal narratives and practical wisdom, urging readers to embrace the power of their inner dialogue. He highlights that our thoughts profoundly shape our realities, asserting that a positive self-talk is crucial in determining our self-worth and… Continue reading

    Book Review: Do Epic Sh*t by Ankur Warikoo
  • Book Review: A Quiet Life in 7 Steps by Susan Cain

    Susan Cain offers introverts (and extroverts like me) a transformative roadmap to navigate the complexities of life with confidence and authenticity, empowering readers to embrace their quiet power and live more fully on their own terms. Continue reading

    Book Review: A Quiet Life in 7 Steps by Susan Cain
  • Book Review: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

    Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill is a timeless guide to achieving success. Hill emphasizes the power of mindset, collaboration, and action, offering practical steps and timeless wisdom for anyone seeking to fulfill their potential and attain wealth. Continue reading

    Book Review: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill