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How to Live on 24-Hours a Day - Arnold Bennett

  1. The Daily Miracle :  a). You wake up in the morning, and lo! your purse is magically filled with twenty-four hours of the unmanufactured tissue of the universe of your life! It is yours. It is the most precious possession. b). And observe - no one can take it from you. It is unstealable and no one receives either more or less than you receive. Genius is never rewarded by an extra hour a day and there is no punishment for misuse. c). You can only waste the passing moment. You cannot waste tomorrow; it is kept for you. You cannot waste the next hour: it is kept for you. d). We never shall have more time. We have and we have always had, all the time there is. It is the realisation of the profound and neglected truth.     2. The Desire to Exceed One's Agenda :   Until an effort is made to satisfy that wish, the sense of uneasy waiting for something to start which has not started will remain to disturb the peace of soul. That wish has been called by ma...
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The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari

 The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari A very good book about how to live life. This book tells a story of a millionaire lawyer, who sold his everything even his favourite Ferrari and went to Kashmir to the saints. There he learnt a story which is as follows : You are sitting in the middle of a magnificent, lush, green garden . This garden is filled with the most spectacular flowers you have ever seen. The environment is supremely tranquil and silent. Savour the sensual delights of this garden and feel as if you have all the time in the world to enjoy this natural oasis. As you look around you see that in the centre of the magical garden stands a towering, red lighthouse , six stories high. Suddenly, the silence of the garden is disturbed by a loud creaking as the door at the base of the lighthouse opens. Out stumbles a nine-foot-tall, nine-hundred-pound Japenese sumo wrestler who casually wanders into the centre of the garden. As this sumo wrestler starts to move around the garden, he fi...
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Rich Dad Poor Dad

Rich Dad Poor Dad I assume this to be my first book but actually is not. I started reading this book around 10 months after it was procured. I purchased this book at the Delhi bus stand in July 2019, when I went there for an interview. I started this book in Corona pandemic before my SSB interview to just show that I have developed a new hobby at this time. But now I am feeling very happy that I have developed this hobby. I had read half girlfriend completely before this few years ago and Biography of Albert Einstein three fourth, about to complete, due to its tough English. So let's bind up all this here and continue with the review of this book. I personally feel this book is very good and everyone has to read it at least once. People have grown so many myths these days about money, investments and their salary. They always used to cry that salary is less. 
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