The Motive
What is your motive to take a leadership position? Is it because it’s the next step on the organizational ladder or is it to get the opportunity to serve? This book challenges us to look at our motivations for leading.
Read post ›The Art of Learning
The Art Of Learning is Josh Waitzkin’s autobiography dealing with his rise to the top of the chess and martial arts world. It gives an insight into the mindset and training of a world champion.
Read post ›Death by Meeting
Meetings are critical for making decisions. But we dread meetings because most of them are bad. In "Death by Meeting", Patrick Lencioni shows us how we can change the bad meeting culture and make our meetings both interesting and effective.
Read post ›The One Page Financial Plan
A one-page financial plan represents only 3-4 things that are most important to us along with some action items to achieve our goals.In his book The One Page Financial Plan, Carl Richards shares the steps to make a good one-page financial plan that is customised for us.
Read post ›Profit First
This book is a step by step guide to implement the profit first technique - a strategy to divide your income into different buckets and taking a profit before paying your expenses to run an efficient and profitable business
Read post ›The Index card
This is a well written albeit basic book based on the premise that all the financial advice you need to know can fit on an index card.
Read post ›Elon Musk
This book gives a great insight into Elon Musk as a person as well as into his companies. It reveals the work ethic, the drive and the ruthlessness that exists within Elon that helps him achieve his goals.
Read post ›Bad Blood
The book is about the inner workings at Theranos, a startup making medical devices to enable the testing of blood using just a pinprick.
Read post ›To Pixar and Beyond
This is a very well written book and gives an extremely good insight into Pixar's struggle to become a blockbuster factory.
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