I recently finished reading “The Art of an Organizational Leader” by Raymond Friedman, and let me tell you, it’s a gem! This book isn’t just another run-of-the-mill leadership manual—it’s a comprehensive guide that breaks down complex ideas into simple, actionable steps. Right off the bat, Friedman hits you with the hard truth: many new CEOs fail because they lack the necessary leadership skills. This got me thinking about the immense impact that effective leadership can have on the success or failure of organizations worldwide. Let’s Dig Deeper into the Book One of the standout lessons from t ..read more

We are living in world driven by AI, aren’t we? Like every other new thing, AI is also something that needs to be understood so as to make most of it. I recently got the chance to read a resourceful book on Artificial Intelligence- “AI Entrepreneur’s Handbook” by Kartikeya Malhotra. Here’s what I think about this book: AI Entrepreneur’s Handbook is like a friendly mentor guiding you through the exciting world of starting a business with artificial intelligence (AI). It’s a book packed with valuable advice and practical steps to help you use tools like ChatGPT and Generative AI to build a succe ..read more

At various stages in life, we all encounter challenges with finances. It’s during such times that books like Micro Moves Macro Gains come into play. “Micro Moves Macro Gains” by Harper Banks is a down-to-earth guide that breaks down the mysteries of finance into simple steps, showing how anyone can improve their financial situation, no matter where they are starting from. Banks believes that you don’t need a lot of money to start building wealth – what you need are smart decisions that add up over time. The best thing about this book is how easy it is to understand. Even if you’ve never been g ..read more

Tribeonomics 101 – It’s my first book on Digital Marketing. Being an Author and a blogger, understanding the concepts of Digital Marketing is much needed. I am glad, that I found Tribeonomics 101. This is a must-read for anyone curious about digital marketing. Written by Hossam Magdy it’s a book that’s both informative and easy to understand, making it perfect for beginners and experts alike. What Makes Tribeonomics 101 Worth Reading? What makes Tribeonomics 101 special is how it simplifies complicated digital marketing ideas. The author explains everything in a straightforward way, so you do ..read more

Paperback Vs eBooks – Which one is better? It’s a long-standing debate. As an avid reader and author who has dipped toes into both worlds, I’ve found myself leaning more towards eBooks for a bunch of reasons. So, grab your cup of tea and let’s dive into why I’ve fallen head over heels for digital reading! 1. All-in-One Convenience Picture this: you’re heading out for a trip, and you’re torn between packing your favorite reads or saving space for souvenirs. Well, with eBooks, that dilemma disappears! I love how I can carry an entire library in my pocket – no more lugging around heavy paperbacks ..read more

Just got my hand on this refreshing read – Goagram by Bina Nayak. A fiction book that shares the story of a social media influencer – Madhur Chopra. Here are a few glimpses from this fascinating book. Goagram by Bina Nayak “Goagram” by Bina Nayak tells the story of Madhur Chopra, also known as Maddie, who escapes the chaos of COVID-19 in Delhi to find solace in Goa. Maddie dreams of becoming a famous fashion influencer through her Instagram vlogs. But her journey is far from smooth as she faces unexpected challenges and learns important lessons along the way. While the book promises an excitin ..read more

“Why be broken when you can be gold?” – Sarah Rees Brennan Life, you know, it’s this wild journey filled with twists, turns, and unexpected bumps along the way. But lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about this ancient Japanese art called Kintsugi. It’s this beautiful practice of fixing broken pottery with gold, turning imperfections into something stunning. And you know what? I can’t help but see parallels between Kintsugi and my own life. Fixing Broken Pieces Life has this funny way of breaking us sometimes, doesn’t it? It’s like being a cracked pot, with all these pieces scattered around. B ..read more

I recently got the opportunity to take a deep dive into “Letting Go to Grow: The Power of Embracing the Unknown,” by Dr. Kal Mentak. I’m excited to share my thoughts on this super helpful guide for folks trying to make it in the business world. What is Inside the Book – Letting Go to Grow? Right from the start, the book talks about something we might not always admit: that feeling of control we think we have in business is kind of like a mirage. The author boldly talks about the fear that stops us from trying new things and taking risks. Instead of avoiding uncertainty, the book says we shoul ..read more

Staying healthy and feeling good is something that everyone wants. But it can feel overwhelming to think about how to get there. The good news is, you don’t need to make big changes all at once. A few tiny habits can help you improve your health without much effort each day. Even though they’re small, they can add up to make a big difference over time. Today, I want to share with you 17 simple yet powerful micro-habits that have helped me improve my overall well-being. These habits may seem small, but trust me, they can make a big difference in how you feel both mentally and physically. So, wi ..read more

Kalpesh’s “Jasmines In Her Hair” is my first poetic read of this year. I am happy that I picked up this book. Author Kalpesh is known for his ability as a tech serial entrepreneur who uses poetry as a medium to process his thoughts, breakthroughs, and distinctions. Having graduated from India’s foremost business school and industry-led technical expertise catering to the needs and demands of ample technology firm, mentoring the advisory and operating boards of other large enterprises plus working as President and CEO of one of the leading financial companies, Kalpesh did a commendable job of f ..read more