If you are going to read only one non-fiction / productivity / self help book this year, choose this. Extremely well researched and written. Full of interesting diagrams that help you digest the information better. The ideas in this book are in a class of their own, in a crowded marketplace. Super highly recommended!
One of the best self help books I've read till date. Different from the usual advice in most books. Also includes excellent quotes and book recommendations from the author, who is a seasoned self help book reader himself. This book changed by thinking and perspective towards life. Absolutely lovely, and unexpected.
Absolutely incredible book. Written like a research paper, and quotes from innumerable sources. Highly practical advice on daily routines and practices. Makes a lot of sense. The Content + Q&A format is effective. The author is highly authoritative throughout the book, which is essential since there is information overload in the normal world.
Recommended reading for an exploration into the religions of the world, and going deep into Sanatana Dharma.
Contrary to popular opinion, this book makes a case for equality and merit, rather than complacency on the part of any person.
Many complex Sanskrit terms are demystified in simple paragraphs.
Interestingly, the author recommends this particular order of reading the Scriptures: Shastras, Upanishads, Vedas, and then Brahmanas.
On the other hand, the author recommends avoiding reading some famous texts: all Smritis except the Manu Smiriti, all Tantras, Puranaas, Upapuraanaas, Ramaayaana by Tulsi Das. The reasoning is that they are dependant on the Vedas (supreme authority), and hence it is rather to go straight to the source rather than the subsidiary.
Super short book that takes a spiritual and simple approach to trading. Asks you to learnt to focus and detach at proper times, and not get blinded by the noise around. Having a healthy life outside of trading. Forgiving yourself for losses that arise from the events not in your control. Common sense advice which helps you get back to the basics. Ideal book for beginner traders. To be read before you read actual technical books on trading. Gives the mantra of more discipline and less anger while trading.
A continuation on the Julian Mantle character. Found the language and material quite similar to Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. However, this book is more approachable for a person getting started on the self growth path, with its use of a story to impart lessons. Few nuggets of wisdom include daily practices and some interesting book recommendations.