Why I Killed the Mahatma - By Koenrad Elst

The Gita For Children - By Roopa Pai

It's one of the oldest books in the world - Questions comes to our mind that isn't it meant only for religious old people? Isn't it very long and,  super difficult to read? Isn't the stuff it talks about way too complex for regular folks to understand?

Prepare to be surprised. Roopa Pai's spirited, one-of-a-kind retelling of the epic conversation between Pandava prince Arjuna and his mentor and friend Krishna busts these and other such myths about the Bhagavad Gita. Lucid, thought-provoking and brimming with fun trivia, this book will stay with you long after you have turned the last page.

Are we giving the right knowledge to our kids? Our children are getting anglicized. We are deeply inculcating secularism in them. While we forgot that our Sanatan Dharma has secularism embedded in it. We should allow them to know our rich heritage, culture, heavenly thought provoking literature. Learning a full fledged Gita with explanation may be difficult to understand so why not try this one. Kids will be glued to this. Just help them understand. That is our duty.

This book is available in Kindle version, paper back and Audible version. Get Audible version 30 days free from Amazon.

Excel in MS Excel - For Freshers and Professional By Samrat Biswas

This book is aimed for professionals working in any domain where knowledge of MS Excel is of utmost importance. Be it a fresher with MBA and a full time professionals working in any roles; this book will help them understand the different MS Excel features required in day to day operations.

This book will deal on the basic concepts of MS Excel which an individual need to know before implementing them in their official activities. I have written this book not as a traditional text book where you only see the explanation of the individual topics. But tried to bring different scenarios we face in our daily office work to correlate the office requirement and MS Excel knowledge. You can find many unique topics such as Trendline, Sparklines, Trace Precedents, Trace Antecedents, Slicers and Timelines are covered in this book.

This is not a typical text book for training MS Excel. This book is written keeping different scenarios in mind of the user. Some key questions which a novice or sometime an experienced person also get in his mind such as-

What Excel feature are to be used in a given situation? How to achieve a certain outcome based on your data availability? How to get your data entered by people so that it can be later easy to analyse the data are addressed with detail explanation.

Practice exercises are also given at the end of all chapters. This book is available in both printed form and Kindle edition. Kindle edition is very handy if one has Kindle monthly subscription.

The Magic of Thinking Big By David J. Schwartz

Title - The Magic of Thinking Big
Author - David J. Schwartz
Language - English
Publisher - Pocket Books
ISBN-13: 978-1-4165-1155-7
Number of Pages - 348

The Magic of Thinking Big gives us practical methods of thinking big and its impact on our daily life. You set your goal high in the very beginning and then exceed them. Millions of people throughout the world have improved their lives using the self-help this classic.

Dr Schwartz has given workable methods and not empty promises in this book. This book teaches you of success if you believe in yourself. It also helps you curing all kinds of excusitis (Dr Schwartz coined this term) for people with excessive habit of providing excuses for their failure. 

This book also help you gain confidence and destroy the fear. It shows that how your thought process build confidence in you. How you can keep your attitude positive in both positive and negative situations. It talks about how you can turn your defeat into victory. 

I personally feel that this book is must read for any professionals to keep their attitude positive in difficult times. Avoid finding out ways to give excuses for their failure and turn all the failure into moral victory. After all life is to live not to crib. Whenever I feel low I read this book. The language written in this lucid. You do not have to open dictionary very often.

-Global Book Review

Book review

I am not so great person to give feedback to this book which is inspiring  thousands of people across globe. Below are few learning point from this book.

1. Language is very simple and clear about objective of the book.
2. "Think big and think fast" should be moto of life because ideas are no one’s monopoly.
3. Human  weakness is thinking oneself not suitable for big things. Instead of this one should think large and work upon it . 
4. Thinking big gives confidence and positive mental picture 
5. Your thinking determines your worth and how much height you can scale. So think big.
6. Always keep your goals are crystal clear.
7. Be action oriented.

From, Prashanth Bishoyi