The psychology of money The book has 20 chapters, each describing what author @morganhousel1 considers to be most important and often counterintuitive features of psychology of money. The best part about the book is that even though the chapters revolve around a common theme, still they can be read independently. The book is filled with some very relevant and relatable examples. This book has some amazing excerpts. Swipe right to check few of them.

Tuesdays with Morrie An old Man, a young man and life’s greatest lessons. Sames change the way you look at life. This is one such piece of wonder. “Tuesdays with Morrie” is such a wholesome book, it has it all. This book is a true story about a number of visits Mitch Albom makes after 16 years of his graduation to his professor Morrie Schwartz who had caught ALS and is dying. Morrie gives life lesson to Mitch on aging, Family, relationships, forgiveness, life regrets etc.

Book Review Naval Ravikant is an entrepreneur, philosopher, and investor who has captivated the world with his principles for building wealth and creating long-term happiness. The thought that such a mind exists, and we can know about it, learn from it and grow from it, is absolutely amazing. Extremely easy…

By – Viktor E. Frankl It is first of all a book about survival. (Frankl’s survival in the concentration camp) Frankl’s concern is less with the question of why most died than it is with the question of why anyone at all survived. He saw three possible sources of meaning…

AUTHOR — Martin Ford Most of us are big fans of automation. We see automation as the answer for the future without knowing the implications. Rise of the Robots is a book that succeeds to combine the impacts of technology and economics onto mankind. This book has diagnosed the problem…

“Normal People” by Sally Rooney Book review “Normal People” is a simple story of first love and the heartbreaks that follow. Not a lot happens in terms of plot; however, there’s something about it which gripped me from beginning to end. Also, I believe everyone’s response to this book is…

Forty Rules of Love by Elif Shafak Book Review This book took me the longest to finish. I started this one quite a long time ago but never managed to push more than 2–3 pages (maybe because of the conflicting thoughts it generates). …

Lessons from Atomic Habits that inspired me- 1.The greatest threat to success is not failure but boredom. We get bored with habits because they stop delighting us. The outcome becomes expected. And as our habits become ordinary, we start derailing our progress to seek novelty. 2.The more pride you have…

Ego is the Enemy *Review Alert* This book is written around one optimistic assumption – Your ego is not some power you’re forced to satiate at every turn. It can be managed. It can be directed. Most of us aren’t “Egomaniacs” but ego is there at the root of almost…