Incredible lessons from India most successful digital entrepreneurs by Sidharth Rao A fascinating and must-read book for people who want to get a synopsis of start-ups of India. The book details the struggles of some of the Indian start-ups and how they almost blew it. One common theme in the success of all startups [...]
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Book review #14 of 2021: Expectations Investing by Michael Mauboussin
Reading stock prices for Better returns Michael and Alfred Rappaport in the book provide intricate details of how to understand the mispricing of stocks from looking at the best indicator of a company – its own share price. This is a framework that helps in easing out “what’s factored in” and to put it in [...]
Book review #Thirteen of 2021: Start with Why by Simon Sinek
How Great leaders inspire everyone to take action. I would recommend people to watch the Ted talk ( Link here) which became famous of Simon Sinek on the same topic. The book goes into further details with a lot of examples to prove his point. I liked the concept of the golden circle but [...]
Book review #Twelve of 2021: Robert Iger – The ride of a Lifetime
Lessons in creative leadership from the CEO of Walt Disney company The book reads like an autobiography of Robert Iger – one of the most successful CEOs in the world. Robert Iger deserves a lot of respect given he has been successful in steering a company of the size and legacy of Disney. The Media [...]
Why you should not play tennis like Boris Becker and play poker like Andre Agassi
Deepak Dhayanithy in his book “Strategy Huddle” talks about a very interesting event to understand behavioral strategy . This is about Andre Agassi telling the world how he had an important “tell” when he faced his great rival, Boris Becker. The “tell” was that Boris tended to stick his tongue out, pointing towards the direction [...]
The Reluctant Analyst 