My Bookshelf
A curated collection of books that have shaped my thinking on leadership, psychology, negotiation, and personal growth. Click any book to explore the securely stored insights.

Indistractable: How to Control Your Attention and Choose Your Life
by Nir Eyal
Being indistractable means striving to do what you say you will do by mastering internal triggers
The drive to relieve discomfort is the root cause of all behavior—distraction is an unhealthy escape
Control your inputs, not outcomes: Plan your time by turning values into time through time-boxing

Mindset: The New Psychology of Success
by Carol S. Dweck
Growth Mindset: Skills can be developed through consistent effort and learning from mistakes
Success means stretching and learning—failures don't define you, they show lack of experience
Praise the effort, not the ability—focusing on talent alone develops fixed mindset

Money Wise
by Deepak Shenoy
Build your safety net first: 6-month emergency fund, term insurance, health insurance
Balance your investments: 50% equity, 50% fixed income for optimal returns
Calculate retirement needs: Annual expenses × Years to retire × 3

Never Split the Difference
by Chris Voss
Negotiation is not battle—it's discovery. People want to be heard, understood, and respected
The 7-38-55 rule: 7% words, 38% body language, 55% tone drives communication
Use mirroring: Repeat last three words to create empathy and get them to elaborate

Start with Why
by Simon Sinek
There are only two ways to influence human behavior: manipulate or inspire
Great leaders go from inside out of the Golden Circle—start with WHY
Selling based on price is like heroin—the more you do it, harder to stop

You Can Heal Your Life
by Louise L. Hay
Every thought you think is creating your life—release old thinking patterns
Replace fear and guilt with hope and forgiveness—practice self-affirmations
Trust the process of life: All you need is willingness, the universe will figure out the how