Jeetne Ki Aadat

â??Your personal values are not just what you espouse. Itâ??s how you behave and react in the face of temptation, under pressure, even when you know that no one else would know.â?The Habit of Winning by Prakash Iyer is a collection of short and simple stories, the ones that weâ??ve heard or seen for oursel

This has been one of my favorites so farð??The whole book is divided into 10 sections;I)Vision and GoalsII)Self-BeliefIII)PerseveranceIV)Winner's MindsetsV)GivingVI)Hard WorkVII)The Winner's WayVIII)Winning With TeamsIX)Other PeopleX)Finding BalanceXI)Take ActionThis book has remained with me for so m

I wouldn't have bought or read this book if I hadn't come across it at home. Mom bought it during one of her trips and now it takes up space on my bookshelf. This book has nuggets of wisdom on vision, team management, hard work that are encapsulated within short stories or anecdotes from the author'

"He has something that will plant seeds in your mind. Read it, follow what he has to say and those seeds will blossom into fine oaks" - Wrote Harsha Bhogle about this insightful book. There is no better way to describe it. I took interest in it with Harsha's comment & got reinforced when i saw it as

There are some books which inspires you to look thoughtfully at your own life. This book falls under the same category. You will find new thought after each read. Must read & Must have book...