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Seven hundred posts is a lot to walk into. These are the ones still worth reading - picked for holding up twenty years later, not for how much traffic they got.

  1. The Monk who sold his Ferrari

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    I have become a Robin Sharma fan after reading this book. The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari is the book that made the biggest impact in my life so far. I recommend the book to everyone. Here are some of…

  2. 5 Things That Changed My Life, and Could Change Yours

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    Last financial year was full of lessons for me. I witnessed business expansion, rupee appreciation and the struggle to stay profitable! 5 things shaped my reactions to all the adversities and I want…

  3. Avoid these customers - five warning signs to say no to customers, plus three signs to die for

    Are you feeling the heat of times? There aren't sufficient interesting & rewarding web projects out there. Everyone either wants to copy some social network / iPhone app or just wants to get it done…

  4. 5 Lessons A Millionaire Taught Me

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    I want to make a lot of money! So I am always curious to learn more about money, earning more and managing the money! I saw this book "5 Lessons A Millionaire Taught Me" by Richard Evans, and I had to…

  5. Deliver Authentic Leadership

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    Listened to Robin Sharma's podcast two weeks ago, and I was amazed. I was inspired by the thoughts and the ideas in that four minute audio. I then had our leaders listen to it, and they were inspired…

  6. Bad Habits Are Limiting Your Productivity, Kill Them

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    How was the last month for you? What are your achievements? What are the things you wanted to complete, but did not? And if you could redo yesterday, how would you work? If you could really relive…

  7. What Would Buddha Do At Work?

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    If Buddha worked in your office, how would he work? What would he think? What values will he live by? I recently read What Would Buddha Do At Work by Franz Metcalf & BJ Gllagher Hateley. The wisdom is…

  8. Is mediocrity the new gold standard?

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    We are Indian Developers. What China is to manufacturing, India is to software development. Cheap, Bulk, Inferior Quality. Is that true? Here are four experiences from different people.

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