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Still reading "Anger Management: The Troubled Diplomatic Relationship between India and Pakistan".
Quite a gripping narration of the series of events that have led India and Pakistan to be where we are today, in terms of our relationship.
The writing is solid, the details are fascinating, and the storytelling is gripping. Highly recommend if you love history, politics, and real-life stories.
My 3rd book, Make Epic Money, has sold 1,20,000+ copies in India with a 4.4+ rating. You can buy it in Hindi, English, Marathi, Audio, and Kindle here.
The book has also been converted into a video course (in Hindi and English) - that you can read about here.
Here is an alphabetical list of all books I have shared in this newsletter so far.
If, for your college, you could choose ONLY ONE of these options, which one would you choose?
Assume that the outcome of all 3 options below is the same - whether job or learning etc.
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(and see the results of others, too)
Results of last week's question
Ok ok, understood! Salary increment it is! :))
Not much difference across ages - so clearly something that is all across.
My response
If I were working with a company, I would want a different profile. Just some excitement in life :))
Was in Dubai last week and loved the breakfast I had access to - greek yogurt, muesli, nuts, and fruits. Yummy :)))
Who buys from these airport stores? They seem always empty!
In Chennai today for an event. 5th trip this year. LOVE the food here :))
A still body decays.
A still mind prospers.
Choose your still.
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Time passes by. And leaves you with either results or regret.
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A 4-year-old, on average, asks 437 questions per day and smiles/laughs approx. 48 times a day.
An adult, on average, asks 18 questions per day and smiles/laughs 2 times a day.
WHAT A DECLINE!
Both curiosity and happiness.
Tragic :((
📹 YouTube: Should you buy at every dip?
📱 Instagram: Genuine friendship
🐥 Twitter: 20 signs that you are doing better than you think you are
🎧 Podcast: Emotions
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