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Hello friends, It's been already 3 months after New Year, all I can remember is just after NY celebration, I went to Niigata prefecture for two days for skiing. It was my first time visiting Niigata area, so everything was new and had great memories, also tasted some good authentic noodles. After returning from this short trip, got pretty busy with my work, and finished reading a few great books, one of those is "The Diary of Anne Frank". While reading the book, I've noted down some good points and takeaways that I really want to share and discuss with you guys. However, managing the time and producing a good article does take time. Alright, let's find out what are the reflections and great points of the book. Just before that, I want to give very basic background info of the author and the situation when the book is written. A quote from The Diary of Anne Frank Who is Anne Frank? Anne Frank is a German-born Dutch-Jewish diarist who'd w...

Hello friends, Since it's December and everyone starts to wrap up what they have done this year. Same for me, I wanted to make a list of the books that have read in 2019. Maybe a few books I am not remembering their names so did not include here. Maybe you can refer to these lists and grab any of the book you like from below. (I have not written any reviews about them by myself but only a few!) TO DO in 2019 These are the books that have read from Jan/2019 till today (still reading...). Ebooks: 1. The power of habit by Charles Duhigg 2. Shoe Dog by Phil Knight 3. Start with why by Simon Sinek 4. The Zahir by Paulo Coelho 5. Unlimited Memory by Kevin Horsley 6. Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua Foer 7. Heart, Smarts, Guts, and Luck by Tsun Yan Hsiek, Richard Harrington, Anthony Tjan Hardcopy books (physical): 1. The lean startup by Eric Ries 2. The subtle art of not giving a fuck by Mark Manson 3. Built to last by Collins & Porras Hardcopy boo...

Yoo, dear friends, This time I wanted to give you another insight for your future. So, have written this book review in my own words for you guys. Enjoy and Keep reading. :) You might be heard or already read a book named "The subtle art of not giving a F:)ck" by Mark Manson . It is a type of personal development and the New York Times bestseller. If you haven't read or thinking to read this book, I will give you a brief review of it. And if you already read this book, may remind you of some of the points. :) First of all, I am going to ask a couple questions and you guys answer. Q1. When is the last time this thought came to your head.?.?.  "Ohhh, If I do this, what will others think about me??" Q2. When is the last time you felt this..?. "Ohhh god, it's going to fail and others will laugh at me!" If you do feel above feelings at any of point of time, this book may suggest some thoughts which will help you not to think like ...

Dear my friends, It's been a very long time I haven't publish any post, sorry for that :) :). Today I am going to give a brief idea regarding inspiration, self-development and financial books.  Many of us eagerly develop ourselves in many ways including self-help, motivation as well as fundamental finance education. Most of our general knowledge's main base comes from books that we have read. Sometimes it is hard to get exactly what books are suitable for our interest and aims that we are going to achieve. For me I am kind of selective in terms of books, especially motivational and personal - finance. Here is the list of the books which I really loved and gave enormous impact not only in my self-development and in my life, but also become my lifetime mentor and adviser. This is the books I am suggesting to you for weekend reading. Self-help, motivational books Slight Edge by Jeff Olson (Success book) Very motivational and educational. Will give yo...