A colleague of mine Bharat Kulkarni recommended this book 'The Psychology of Money'- by Morgan Housel. As I was recently traveling and needed something to read on the plane, I picked this one up. It was a relatively simple & short book to read and easy to understand. This book, as the name suggests, talks … Continue reading The Pyschology of Money – Morgan Housel
Why are Infinite Learning, Common Sense, and Ownership important?
Infinite Learning Learning is a continuous process.We have to be a learner for life (this is obvious). There is overflowing content available today. If you need to learn Machine Learning / AI, resources are available on the Internet and it is free. If you need to learn accounting or finance, quality content is available for … Continue reading Why are Infinite Learning, Common Sense, and Ownership important?
Homo Deus – Yuval Noah Harari- Human Evolution, Innovation, and the Future
Having read Sapiens and 21 Lessons for the 21st Century, I decided to read “Homo Deus” as well by Yuval Noah Harari. The more you read, the better your reading ability gets. This book had over 460 pages. Usually, it would have taken me a while to complete a book of this size. However, I … Continue reading Homo Deus – Yuval Noah Harari- Human Evolution, Innovation, and the Future
Words that Work – Frank Luntz
Words that Work by Frank Luntz is a book that was recommended by Matt Mullenweg (Founder of Automattic / WordPress) when I was listening to the Masters of Scale podcast on remote working. Though this book talks more about words being used in politics than business, it is a good read for a marketer. It … Continue reading Words that Work – Frank Luntz
Connecting The Dots – John Chambers
Connecting the Dots is a great book from John Chambers, the ex. Chief Executive Officer of CISCO. I also had an opportunity to listen to and meet John at a Churchill Club event in the San Francisco, Bay Area. John was born in an affluent family in West Virginia. His parents were doctors. He was … Continue reading Connecting The Dots – John Chambers