Till 2003, i was not much fascinated by motivational or self improvement books.. but after that i have tried many..
1. First break all the rules
2. Now discover your strengths
3. Seven habits of highly effective people
4. First things first
5. Straight from the Gut
and some books which really inspire being effective like "The Goal", "The Critical chain" etc..
Even tried "Rich dad, poor dad" thinking that money is what i want..
But the Coveys and co are not doing the trick.. But I have got lot of info by this time, so that i can be a really good "policy server".. anybody need my help ?
anyway i have brought a small vivekanda message to be put on my table "'Stand up, Be Bold, Be Strong. Take the whole responsibility on your own shoulders, and know that you are the creator of your own destiny'."
2 comments:
Gandhiji has said:
"No one can harm u but yourself"
Poonaji has once said:
"If you are comfortable with yourself, you will be comfortable with others"
1. First break all the rules
Ok
2. Now discover your strengths
Strength is measured by how many rules you can break?
3. Seven habits of highly effective people
What are the rest six?
4. First things first
Well, thats why they are called first.
5. Straight from the Gut
???
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