Reflecting back on my week, I feel that there are two kinds of good cooks... While one is proficient at following the recipe along with consistency, control, and diligence. The other comprehends how the recipe works and understands patterns and opportunities to change the recipe to fit the problem to be solved. Both are crucial …
Rhetorical Appeal of Think Again by Adam Grant
Hey Readers, In this post, I'm really excited to offer my review and summary of the book 'Think Again' by Adam Grant. I am an engineer-turned -HR and partner to leaders who drive personal agility in their teams. I often blog about what gauges my attention, especially books that can fuel personal growth and inspiration. …
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Key Takeaways from Purple Cow by Seth Godin
As my metro reaches Hauz Khas and I make a move to change for the yellow line, I am completely hooked on why certain products are successful while others barely make the cut. While certain products or services spread like a wildfire, others quietly die down. Forget about products or services for a moment and …
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Key Takeaways from The Culture Code by Daniel Coyle
In the golden words of Peter Drucker, "Culture eats strategy for breakfast". When I read the book "The Culture Code" by Daniel Coyle I literally found the relevance of this quote to its core. A solid read which is based on research and practical case studies like Pixar, Google, US Navy Seals, and many stories …
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Personification of Start With Why
How do you explain when some people are able to achieve things that seem to defy all assumptions? Why are some people so innovative than all their competition? And yet, they are another ordinary individual amongst the crowd. They have the same access to resources, people, and opportunities. Then why do they seem to have …
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