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Finished reading "The Courage to be Happy".
Just as hard-hitting as the first one in the Courage series. But not recommended if you haven't read the first one yet - "The Courage to be Disliked".
I feel reading philosophy is the most powerful way of figuring out life.
My latest book, Make Epic Money, has sold 1,15,000+ copies in India with a 4.4+ rating.
It is the simplest book I know on personal finance, while I am extremely biased when I say this :))
You can buy it in Hindi, English, Marathi, Audio, and Kindle here.
Here is an alphabetical list of all books I have shared in this newsletter so far.
How do you feel about this year's India budget?
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Results of last week's question
Most people do not actively track the budget - but it becomes more active as we age. Maybe it's because the decisions affect us a lot more at a later age, when our incomes hit the tax thresholds, lol!
My response
I track it somewhat once it's done. Not actively for sure :)
Had a lovely book event last week in Chennai, at the Ramanujan Intellion Park by Tata Realty.
With the Tata Realty team here.
It is such a surreal feeling to have all your 3 books on the best-selling charts, nearly 3 years after the launch of the first one :)
Just finished an awesome session at the Honeywell Annual Tech Summit in Bangalore. Writing this newsletter from the airport, waiting to board my flight :))
Attach yourself to your growth. Not to your start.
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If we are willing to admit faults, that is one less fault to admit!
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If the average IQ of every country were to be ranked, South Korea would be at the top with a score of 107.5, followed by China (106.9), followed by (surprise, surprise) Iran with a score of 106.8.
India is ranked #22 with an average IQ score of 99.3.
Wow! Had no idea.
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