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Where Good Ideas Come From

In the book Where Good Ideas Come From, Steven Johnson discusses the 7 common themes around innovation and creativity. Most of the examples in the book are center...

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Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience

Imagine that you are skiing down a mountain trail at Aspen Snowmass Colorado — one of the expert diamond slopes, with the beautiful, awe-inspiring Rockies in your...

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The man in the arena

It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better.

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Hatching Twitter

I started reading this book expecting a startup story - business decisions, growth strategies, hiring decisions, the business ideas that worked and more important...

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Simplifiers vs Optimizers

There are 2 kinds of people based on the way they plan their events or tasks - the simplifiers and the optimizers. A simplifier is one who will prefer the easy wa...

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The Investors Manifesto

This book was written after the financial meltdown in 2009 and as a result provides a realistic view on what to expect from investments. This book is highly recom...

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My Headspace Journey

A little over 7 months ago, a friend of mine recommended me this meditation app. I had given it a try once before but kept falling asleep. I decided to try this o...

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I will teach you to be rich

This book is targeted towards people who are starting their careers in the United States. This book has a good breadth on financial topics but doesn’t go into dep...

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Goals vs Systems

In the book How to fail at almost everything and still win big, Scott Adams talks about why Systems are better than Goals. Consider the example of losing weight, ...

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Why CEO's Fail

The book talks about 11 personality traits that could derail an executive/CEO’s career. They’re -

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