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One book that profoundly impacted my life is The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. Before reading this book, I often wasted time on unimportant activities, leading to a constant feeling of being busy but unproductive. I would procrastinate, engage in meaningless distractions, and frequently feel overwhelmed by my responsibilities. Reading this was a turning point. The book introduced me to the concept of time management through a new lens. Author principles of prioritizing tasks, focusing on important rather than urgent activities, and creating a balance in life resonated deeply with me. Implementing these habits, I started allocating my time more effectively. I began prioritizing my goals and focusing on activities that contributed to my personal and professional growth. One significant change was incorporating yoga and meditation into my daily routine. These practices not only improved my physical health but also enhanced my mental clarity and focus.

Bhagvat geet No explanation needed :)

Bhagvad Gita. No explanation needed 🙂.

Book: Million Dollar Weekend by Noah Kagan I have recommended this book before on Medial, and I would like to do so again. I first learned about this book from Ali Abdaal's YouTube channel. The book starts with a section titled "Frequently Made Excuses," where the author lists reasons why many entrepreneurs delay their dream of starting a business. Some of these excuses include: - “I don’t have any good ideas.” - “I need to read more books, do more research, and be totally prepared before I can really start.” - “I need a technical cofounder to implement AI/VR/AR/the latest technology.” The author explains why these excuses are unfounded. The book is divided into three sections: START IT, BUILD IT, and GROW IT. As the names suggest, the author goes through each process and explains what to do at each stage. A special feature of the book is that the author also tells us how we can start our journey of building a startup over a weekend, in just 48 hours.

I got both the books :) Hope someone who never read books get's these books I would like to suggest my recent read which is "THE PALACE OF ILLUSIONS" BY chitra banerjee It's pure grace & power Paanchali's perspective of Mahabharata 🪷✨

Book = Can't hurt me Reason= The author David goggins was fat and was doing a normal 9 to 5 job but then he become navy seal,ultramarathon runner,ultra cyclist, triathlete and list goes on His journey from a random nobody to one of the world's toughest man is written in his autobiography 'Can't hurt me' and it's highly recommend read if anyone genienuly wants to turn their life around. (Pic was taken just after the delivery of this book as it was my first book that i wanted to read) *Im not willing/posting to win a book in this giveaway because i had won 'The shoe dog' book in previous medial's giveaway, so hope any other guys would win a book in this giveaway💖*

"Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor E. Frankl. You can be stripped of every single thing in your life, even the hair on your body, and be left with nothing. But you can never be stripped of your freedom to choose your attitude. I encourage every human being to give this book a good thorough read.

"Bhagwat Geeta" and "Chanakya Neeti"..One gives courge to control My emotions and makes me strong to sustain in this ruthless world. while other gives a diplomatic knowledge to handle any situation and runs the organisation effectively!! 😄😄

Bhagvad Geeta

Class XI Biology by NCERT

Ashtavakra Gita is one of those book that impacted me the most, It allowed me to establish the oneness of professional life and wellbeing of mind through the path of true spirituality. Although this book doesn't give any advice related to materialistic life, and only talks about true sense of creation, but afterall I am young and have a life ahead, so I moulded that teaching according to my need( don't know is it good or bad thing to do). Most important thing I learnt is that, the struggles of our life is just the mere reflection of our self perceived negativity, and all the failures and success is just illusion of our own created surrounds. After reading this, I got open to all the possibilities of outcome and got the way to align it to my betterment and do the best of everything. Thanks!

श्रीमद् भगवद्गीता

Someone needs to give me motivation to start reading books!

As a lazy person I will do things with motivation for two days or a week but ‘Atomic Habits’ taught me some strategies like habit bundling (where you should bundle a habit with another where the second one should be a rewarding One)this makes us do the first to get the reward then I started building many useful habits in life so I would suggest you to give it a try.

'Rich dad poor dad' are the that just completly diverse my mind. Here's why 1). Helps me in understanding the basic psychology behind money. 2). Make me understand the Power of compounding 3). Business importance for money 4). Different concepts in business. 5). Helps in financial literacy and indentifying rat race.

I would recommend don't believe everything you think for every overthinker.....it has untangled the understanding of the way our brain thinks....it gives a very deep explanation that thoughts and thinking are two very different processes of our brain

'Atomic Habits' truly explains the importantance of consistent, long term profit, simple idea to develop good habits.

The Alchemist It filled my mindset with positive attitude towards difficult situations I think this one quote is enough why it is affected that much "When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it". I need lean startup book it will conspires the universe to help me.

"The One Thing" The book is a masterpiece. The title is self explanatory.