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Book Notes: Hidden Potential (20 Nov 2023)

Posted by in Books, Business, Coaching, Leadership, Management

Adam Grant’s new book was a good read and had some fascinating insights, which makes it a must-read. There are people who mark in the books, which, though effective, is not something I have been able to do consistently. I’ve compiled notes that serve as a summary or review points for future reference. I find this approach to be highly effective. For me, it is better than the more common method of jotting down notes in the book.

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Atomic Habits

Posted by in Books, Coaching, Personal Effectiveness

It is never too late to start all over again. I used to be one of those people who made many to-do lists and followed them through. I had so many books on time management and building habits.

And then, it all went off. Blame it on COVID, pressures or otherwise, it just dropped.

I am trying to get it back. Taking one small step at a time.

One habit. One Atomic Habit.

Take a step back and get your thoughts together- and then start working on them. No looking back.

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Book #2 – Grit – by Angela Duckworth

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This is one of the books that was recommended by a few friends. Quite strongly. There are always books that come your way, that make you think.. why did I not read this 20 years ago? This is one such book. Strongly recommend you to pick this and read it.

The crux of the book are the four things you need –

  • Interest
  • Practice
  • Purpose
  • Hope

The author has incorporated some great examples to illustrate her points. Can’t refute any of them.

Also, this does not follow the rigour of a Mindmap, but captures the essence of what the book is all about. (purists- please excuse. I will improve).

 

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Thinking of 2020.. the one thing to do

Posted by in Books, Goals, Personal Effectiveness

It is that time of the year that people actually think of their 2020 resolutions. This year, I want to ensure that I read books- which I have been putting out because of various reasons.

(One of my) 2020 goal is to read a 100 books during the year. Read it, take pointers, and share it with the others.

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The one thing I could have done differently….

Posted by in Management, Motivation, Personal Branding, Personal Effectiveness, Time Management

Ever thought what would be that one thing you would do differently if you had a chance to go back in time?

For me- it would be drop procrastination. Just do it. At the time you need to.

Despite that, if I have been able to do this, well, I just imagine the possibilities!

That said, it is never too late to start doing stuff today.  Right now.

What about you?

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