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This is a Hindi summary of the book 'Why We Sleep', written by Matthew Walker. Why We Sleep is an eye-opening book written by a sleep scientist after studying and conducting multiple experiments. It explains what sleep is and what sleep does, beyond just offering an opportunity to rest. Through various scientific studies, we learn the role of sleep for memory, rejuvenation, mental and physical health, among other things.

This is an Tamil summary of the book 'Good to Great', written by Jim Collins. The book explores how exceptional companies transition from good to enduring greatness. Through extensive research, the book identifies key principles like disciplined leadership, a culture of excellence, and the Hedgehog Concept. It's a guide for businesses aiming to achieve sustained success and surpass mediocrity.

This is a Hindi summary of the book 'Good to Great', written by Jim Collins. The book explores how exceptional companies transition from good to enduring greatness. Through extensive research, the book identifies key principles like disciplined leadership, a culture of excellence, and the Hedgehog Concept. It's a guide for businesses aiming to achieve sustained success and surpass mediocrity.

This is a Hindi summary of the book, 'Four Thousand Weeks', written by Oliver Burkeman. A book that looks at time and life management with a brand-new perspective, Four Thousand Weeks is for anyone who is always short on time and overwhelmed with an ever-overflowing to-do list. It is also for people who want some honest advice that actually works on what to do with time to make the most of life, without all the frills.

This is a Hindi summary of the book 'No Rules Rules', written by Reed Hastings. The book talks about the out-of-the-box thinking practised at Netflix in terms of work culture and organisational policies. It challenges the current corporate culture by suggesting interesting processes that Netflix follows and has reaped well from. We get an insider's peek into how Netflix works, the lives of its employees and hear from Reed Hastings himself.

This is a Tamil summary of the book 'Why We Sleep', written by Matthew Walker. Why We Sleep is an eye-opening book written by a sleep scientist after studying and conducting multiple experiments. It explains what sleep is and what sleep does, beyond just offering an opportunity to rest. Through various scientific studies, we learn the role of sleep for memory, rejuvenation, mental and physical health, among other things.

This is a Hindi summary of the book 'The 7 Step Mindset Makeover', written by Domonique Bertolucci. The book presents a transformative journey in the book that'll stay with you for a lifetime. It guides you through reshaping your perspectives, fostering self-discovery, and embracing change. It offers insights into the power of vulnerability, the significance of interconnectedness, and the art of embracing uncertainties.

This is a Marathi summary of the book 'Why We Sleep', written by Matthew Walker. Why We Sleep is an eye-opening book written by a sleep scientist after studying and conducting multiple experiments. It explains what sleep is and what sleep does, beyond just offering an opportunity to rest. Through various scientific studies, we learn the role of sleep for memory, rejuvenation, mental and physical health, among other things.

This is a Marathi summary of the book 'Essentialism', written by Greg McKeown. Have you ever felt overwhelmed, like you have too much to do? The book is for everyone who feel like there is never enough time. It teaches us to prioritise, and develop an 'Essentialist' mindset. It has practical tips, interesting studies and real-life examples to explain its philosophy in an easy-to-retain style.

This is a Marathi summary of the book 'Good to Great', written by Jim Collins. The book explores how exceptional companies transition from good to enduring greatness. Through extensive research, the book identifies key principles like disciplined leadership, a culture of excellence, and the Hedgehog Concept. It's a guide for businesses aiming to achieve sustained success and surpass mediocrity.

This is a Hindi summary of the book 'The Forty Rules of Love', by Elif Shafak. The novel intertwines the 13th-century poet Rumi's teachings with the modern world. It explores love's transformative power, the soul's journey, and the connection between the characters and Rumi's wisdom. It also delves into mysticism, self-discovery, and the timeless relevance of love's myriad forms.

This is a Hindi summary of the book 'Apprenticed to a Himalayan Master', written by Sri M. The book is a journey of a young boy from Kerala, grown up in a traditional Muslim household leaving his home in search of a mystical sage in the Himalayas. It is an engrossing story of his adventures, realisations and out-of-the-world experiences that bring him closer to his true self. It is also a great opportunity to traverse through India's spiritual landscapes like Rishikesh, Gangotri, and other parts of the Himalayas.

This is a Tamil summary of the book 'No Rules Rules', written by Reed Hastings. The book talks about the out-of-the-box thinking practised at Netflix in terms of work culture and organisational policies. It challenges the current corporate culture by suggesting interesting processes that Netflix follows and has reaped well from. We get an insider's peek into how Netflix works, the lives of its employees and hear from Reed Hastings himself.

This is a Hindi summary of the book 'Essentialism', written by Greg McKeown. Have you ever felt overwhelmed, like you have too much to do? The book is for everyone who feel like there is never enough time. It teaches us to prioritise, and develop an 'Essentialist' mindset. It has practical tips, interesting studies and real-life examples to explain its philosophy in an easy-to-retain style.

This is a Tamil summary of the book 'The 7 Step Mindset Makeover', written by Domonique Bertolucci. The book presents a transformative journey in the book that'll stay with you for a lifetime. It guides you through reshaping your perspectives, fostering self-discovery, and embracing change. It offers insights into the power of vulnerability, the significance of interconnectedness, and the art of embracing uncertainties.

This is a Tamil summary of the book 'Essentialism', written by Greg McKeown. Have you ever felt overwhelmed, like you have too much to do? The book is for everyone who feel like there is never enough time. It teaches us to prioritise, and develop an 'Essentialist' mindset. It has practical tips, interesting studies and real-life examples to explain its philosophy in an easy-to-retain style.

This is an English summary of the book, 'Four Thousand Weeks', written by Oliver Burkeman. A book that looks at time and life management with a brand-new perspective, Four Thousand Weeks is for anyone who is always short on time and overwhelmed with an ever-overflowing to-do list. It is also for people who want some honest advice that actually works on what to do with time to make the most of life, without all the frills.

This is a Tamil summary of the book 'The Forty Rules of Love', by Elif Shafak. The novel intertwines the 13th-century poet Rumi's teachings with the modern world. It explores love's transformative power, the soul's journey, and the connection between the characters and Rumi's wisdom. It also delves into mysticism, self-discovery, and the timeless relevance of love's myriad forms.

This is a Tamil summary of the book 'Apprenticed to a Himalayan Master', written by Sri M. The book is a journey of a young boy from Kerala, grown up in a traditional Muslim household leaving his home in search of a mystical sage in the Himalayas. It is an engrossing story of his adventures, realisations and out-of-the-world experiences that bring him closer to his true self. It is also a great opportunity to traverse through India's spiritual landscapes like Rishikesh, Gangotri, and other parts of the Himalayas.

Stories, fairytales and movies have ruined the meaning of a romantic relationship. No one tells us what happens after "And then they lived happily ever after!" or after Simran successfully runs and catches the train to pursue her love interest.  What happens after we say "I love you" & "I love you too"? How do we make that relationship work? Why do epic love sagas have to be the ones that end in death (think Heer-Ranjha, Laila-Majnu!)? What happens after Cupid gets another job, the violins go out of tune and the roses wither?  We try to find all the answers in 'P.S. After I Love You', an ...