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Think and Grow Rich | Napoleon Hill

One of the most well known self-help classics”Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill. Interviewed early 19th century most successful US business men started with Andrew Carnegie, and followed by Henry Ford, and Charles M. Schwab. “17 major principles of success” and talked about “Mastermind group” for the first time. Loved a lot and learnt …

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The Selfish Gene | Richard Dawkins

Adaptation and Natural Selection on every single cells on entire world including our body. This book makes me think about that we our selves as a single individual (cell) does exactly same way as the single cell he described in the book. We are trying to survive every single day accordance with “Adaptation and Natural …

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Shoe Dog | Phil Knight

Phil Knight, the founder of Blue Ribbon also publicly known as Nike. Non stopping obstacles and non stopping efforts to over them. It’s just amazing how an individual can pull out from the dead bottom where no one even likes to think or talk about. And seem the journey is still flowing…TK

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Grinding It Out | Ray Kroc

If you do not Grind, then you do not live your life. Isn’t that great to remember from Ray Kroc who opened the first McDonald in 1955 and see how big the franchise is now. The food is a bit junky but we don’t need to consider much, but think about how he started/grew the …

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Made In America | Sam Walton

Sam Walton, The Walmart founder and one of my eminent mentors. He wrote this book on his deathbed and I’m really thanking that he did, so I can learn lots of things about how to grow myself. To me, he is the most humble person who knew how to learn from others, also never treated …

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On the Shortness of Life | Seneca

Seneca who is one of the most well known Stoic, also one of my favorite philosopher. “we are not given a short life but we make it short, and we are not ill-supplied but wasteful of it… Life is long if you know how to use it.” When I read the quote for the first …