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Category: Books
The Economics of Small Things by Sudipta Sarangi, beginner’s guide to Microeconomics
*Disclaimer: The following is a summary and/or review based on the authors understanding of the book. Also, any possible references should … More
An Uncertain Glory – India and its contradictions, Jean Dreze and Amartya Sen
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Quit by Annie Duke, redefining the unpopular and underappreciated strategy to success and happiness
Quitting is a taboo amidst today’s hustle culture and quitters are considered weak. The narrative begins by highlighting this malevolent … More
Business Storytelling by Sandeep Das, making your mark not just leaving an impression
Reading this reminded me of my first mock-interview with during my placements at IIM Bangalore. The interviewer appreciated how I … More
The Practicing Mind by Thomas Sterner, staying focused amidst life’s cacophony
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Rework by Jason Fried and Hansson, drivers and blockers of agility
One of the reasons that I read books is the privilege to learn from the experience and knowledge of others, … More
Almanack of Naval Ravikant, 21st century Self-help addressing 360
This is among the few books that I have been gifted. Though it has been around since a while and … More
McK Mind by Ethan Rasiel, why consultants do what they do
*Disclaimer: The following review is based on the author’s understanding and maybe biased towards consulting given the author’s background. One … More
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