Outliers: The Story of Success
“To build a better world we need to replace the patchwork of lucky breaks and arbitrary advantages that today determine success . . . with a society that provides opportunities…
Crisis in Command – A Review
The United States Army in Vietnam was not a cohesive, functional organization, and most of its failures can be attributed to an abandonment of leadership responsibility by its officer corps….
The Starfish and the Spider
A spider is a creature with eight legs coming out of a central body. It has a tiny head and usually eight eyes. If you chop off the spider’s head,…
The New Rules of War
“War is both timeless and ever changing. While the basic nature of war is constant, the means and methods we use evolve continuously”, says the Marine Corps Warfighting Doctrine. Weapons,…
Liberalism or Democracy: A Choice, Best to avoid making?
We are living in interesting times, where nothing can be taken for guaranteed, even if it is liberal democracy that has been existing in the country for long. The type…
Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less
About the Author Greg McKeown born 1977 in London is a business writer, consultant, public speaker and researcher specializing in leadership, strategy design, collective intelligence and human systems. He is…
One Land One Billion Minds by Ramanujam Sridhar
One Land One Billion Minds- Insights on branding in India by Ramanujam Sridhar Steel cupboards, even those made local ironmongers, are called Godrej. Small scooters have acquired the generic name…
The Will to Doubt
“The protection of minorities is vitally important; and even the most orthodox of us may find himself in a minority some day, so that we all have an interest in…
Why we Sleep | Mathew Walker
The Book Review We all have done all-nighters at some point in our lives. Being a software developer in the early eighties, long coding hours / all night coding was…
Atlas Shrugged
ONE SENTENCE SUMMARY Only people who manage their lives according to reality and reason, and who strive to be productive on their own—with no help from others—are worthy of love…