" BOOKS I HAVE READ "
1. " The Day I Stopped Drinking Milk "
Sudha Murty's "The Day I Stopped Drinking Milk" is a heartwarming collection of 23 real-life stories that explore human nature and morality through simple, profound anecdotes. The book features ordinary individuals demonstrating extraordinary values, providing a quick and moving read that emphasizes empathy and gratitude.
2. " The Diary of a Young Girl "
The Diary of a Young Girl is a deeply moving diary notes that captures the universal struggles of youth alongside the horrors of war. Writing from a hidden annex in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam, Anne's incredible wit, raw honesty, and profound wisdom shine through the darkness. It remains a heartbreaking yet deeply inspiring reminder of the resilience of the human spirit.
3. "Road to Success "
Napoleon Hill's "Road to Success" is a straightforward guide that explains how anyone can achieve their goals by changing how they think. Based on Hill's interviews with famous, wealthy leaders like Henry Ford and Thomas Edison, the book breaks down achievement into 15 simple principles, such as having a clear purpose, staying positive, and refusing to quit when things get tough. Instead of promising overnight wealth, Hill shows that success is a step-by-step journey that requires hard work and self-discipline. It is a book that provides practical advice on how to build a better career and life.
3. "Let's Buld A Company "
Let's Build A Company by Harpreet S. Grover and Vibhore Goyal is an honest look at what it actually takes to scale a business in India. Based on the authors' real-life experience building their campus hiring platform, CoCubes, and eventually selling it, the book strips away the glamorous myths of entrepreneurship. It explains the financial struggles, strain on their relationships and detailed failures that the authors had to go through while building their business. It is a no nonsense manual for any entrepreneurs who prefers hard-earned realities over filtered success stories
