Read by (Sin)dhuja

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Code Breaker by Walter Isaacson

2021-08-01 1 min read Sincheenz
Biographies from Walter Isaacson are well researched and well written. I liked Steve Jobs and Albert Einstein and so when I saw he had written another one, I decided to buy it. He always made it sound like they were the sole responsible behind the technological revolution. However in Code Breaker, a lot of characters are introduced. It is a field the continuously evolving and so complex, that it makes sense that you cannot talk about the contribution of just one person, without mentioning the others. Continue reading

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Becoming by Michelle Obama

2021-02-01 1 min read Sincheenz
Michelle Obama, so much grace, so much wisdom, and yet so humble and down to earth. A woman with passion who shined despite her husband. I listened to the audio version of the book, and her narration was so good that at times I felt like I was in the same room with her, experiencing what she was talking about. Her closeness to her parents, her family, her husband, and her children is all remarkable. Continue reading

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Born a Crime by Trevor Noah

2021-02-01 2 min read Sincheenz
Comedy is a tough job. You have to get your message across and make people laugh at the same time. The way you deliver it is important. If you can make people think, highlight the ridiculousness of it all and leave them with an afterthought, you’re doing comedy right. Trevor Noah is a great storyteller and a brilliant comedian. What he and his mother went through is unimaginable. From facing the cruelty of apartheid to defying a system that was designed to break them, their story is a testament to strength and how to overcome hardship. Continue reading

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The Lean Startup by Eric Ries

2021-01-30 2 min read Sincheenz
This book was recommended by many entrepreneurs I have spoke to. They told me how much it had helped them,so I decided to read it for myself. I liked the title. I was familiar with lean manufacturing, which my father had told me about as a kid. He was a big fan of the Toyota way and Japanese business practices and ethics. This got me interested in the book as well. Continue reading

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Good to Great by Jim Collins

2021-01-12 2 min read Sincheenz
If you are an entrepreneur, management person, etc., then you might like this book. The book gives you useful tips and insights. It talks about Level 5 leadership—leaders who prioritize the success of the company over personal ego and ensure that the company lasts for years to come. The author talks about focusing on getting the right people for the company and having an aligned team. He introduces the hedgehog concept—focus on three key questions: What are you passionate about? Continue reading

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