15 Sunday Mar 2020
In Pretty Woman, he simplifies his complex job by saying ‘I buy big companies, then break them into smaller companies and sell them” She asks, “And that’s all it takes to make you a millionaire??” (or somewhere along these lines)
Jason simplifies his life as a voracious appetite for diving into troubled waters (read businesses or startups) and getting a kick out of smoothening the choppy waves. He makes it sound simple , magical and ‘Heck, I can do it too’ Continue reading
04 Sunday Jan 2015
Posted in Constructive Criticism: Book reviews
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Ashwin Sanghi, book review, confidence, criticism, fear, inspiring, luck, motivation, opportunity, risk
Good luck and 13 ?
Triskaideaphobia – the fear of number 13, is rampant in hotel rooms, in aeroplane flight seatings, in the quest for ‘auspicious days’ and in Friday the 13th.
Ashwin Sanghi deliberately flaunts ‘13 rules’ as a thumbs down for superstition. He re-defines luck from ‘chance’ to ‘choice’ and from ‘destiny’ to ‘definitely achievable’, from ‘trial and error’ to ‘trainable’ and from ‘probable’ to ‘practical’.
Genre: Non-Fiction. 
Pros: Sanghi quotes ,’Easy reading is damn hard writing.’
Well, he makes this an easy reading, replete with Continue reading
