I had not read Adam Grant’s ‘Give and Take’ but recently I watched his TED Talk and though the mention of the Book ‘Originals’ did not stick in my mind, his narrative of ‘Warby Parker’ during the talk kind of… Read More ›
Books
4 ways to build a human company in the age of machines – Watched the TED Talk and Bought the Book
I have been a long time fan of TED talks. Yes I know you are too. Most of the times when I watch a TED talk. I watched the TED talk and went ahead and visited his website, a few… Read More ›
Add Chris Guillebeau’s ‘Born for This’ to your Reading List
I chose to read ‘Born For This’ as part of my 2017 reading challenge. I recommend reading it as it breaks some myths that exist when it come to entrepreneurship and doing what you love and career. The book highlights… Read More ›
Thoughts after reading Paul Kalanithi’s ‘WHEN BREATH BECOMES air’
This is not a review but a collection of thoughts that has been passing my mind when I finished reading Paul Kalanithi’s book ‘When Breath Becomes Air’ two days back. I am sure like many of you your eyes were wet and… Read More ›
Bill Bryson’s ‘A Short History of Nearly Everything’
Bill Bryson’s ‘A Short History of Nearly Everything’ is a fascinating read…. It amazed me in the same proportions as did Tim Flannery’s “Here on Earth”…… These books are beyond the small word ‘Wow’ for a non-science (nonsense) guy like… Read More ›
I Think You’re Totally Wrong – A Quarrel
Reading a quarrel (they like calling it that way) between a professor and his former student regarding art and life by itself is an interesting theme. And when you have experienced a glimpse of that quarrel live in person the book… Read More ›
You Should Read Camus’ ‘The Stranger’ If you have not yet
I had not read Albert Camus before; but last week I got “The Stranger” from the library… a masterpiece on the Philosophy of the absurd… As we follow the title character ‘Meursault’ attending his mother’s funeral, committing a murder, standing… Read More ›
