Little Black Book for Stunning Success by Robin Sharma
Self-help books motivate you and inspire you to work towards your own goals. Most self-help books try to give you a formula for success. A formula that has probably worked…
Breaking Barriers by Janaki Krishnan
Breaking Barriers by Janaki Krishnan, is a compilation of stories of 11 successful women. Most of whom are well known names in India. The author has documented the women…
Elephanta by George Michell
Elephanta by George Michell This slim volume is on the UNESCO world heritage site of Elephanta caves near Mumbai. Noted historian Goerge Michell wrote the book. And it is a…
Aisle Be Damned by Rishi Piparaiya
I do not remember reading a more childish book than this. A highflying executive trying to give you humor filled gyan on flying – from check in to checking out…
Yogic Manager by Avinash B. Sharma
I am loosing count of the books that try to bring the Vedic knowledge or ancient Indian wisdom to modern management. Most of these are based on half baked, second…
Find_Love.com by Neeta Iyer
Love in the times of Dot Coms. What matrimonial websites have done to the groom and bride hunting is that it has widened the horizon by giving choices and this…
Wise enough to be Foolish by Gauri Jayaram
Story of a woman growing up in middle class India, working and finding her own identity and going through a series of relationships, a bad marriage and finally finding her…
Corporate Chanakya by Radhakrishnan Pillai
Works of Chanakya, his strategies and his insights applied to the modern day corporate environment is the single sentence essence of this book. Divided into three main sections of Leadership,…
The Blogging Revolution by Antony Loewenstein
An Australian Jew goes around five non-democratic countries, 3 in middle east – Iran, Syria, Egypt and two others: China & Cuba, talks to limited people connected on the internet…
The Secret Letters of the Monk who sold his Ferrari by Robin Sharma
When I received this book I was not sure if I would read it. Then for no reason I started reading and before I knew I had finished reading it.…