
Let’s Talk Money
★★★★★Build one simple money system for your household – emergency fund, insurance, then investing – and stop buying products that mix insurance…
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Build one simple money system for your household – emergency fund, insurance, then investing – and stop buying products that mix insurance…

Doing well with money has less to do with how smart you are and more to do with how you behave –…

Automate your money so good decisions happen by default, then spend without guilt on what you love and cut hard on what…

Assets put money in your pocket, liabilities take it out – and school never teaches you the difference.

Owning the whole market through a low-cost index fund beats most professional investors once costs are counted.

Treat the market as a moody partner offering prices every day, and only buy when there is a clear margin of safety.

Tiny changes, repeated daily, compound into remarkable results – so design your environment and identity, not just your goals.

People who believe abilities can grow (a growth mindset) learn more, try harder things and recover faster from failure than people who…

A sense of purpose, daily movement, community and staying busy are part of why some Japanese communities live long, happy lives.

The ability to focus without distraction is becoming rare and valuable – so train it deliberately and protect time for it.

Even in the worst suffering, we keep the freedom to choose our attitude – and finding meaning is what helps people endure.

Twenty Indian entrepreneurs without MBAs show that you can build a business from wherever you are, with whatever you have.

Many successful small businesses start with very little money by combining a skill you have with something people will happily pay for.

Treat a new business as a series of experiments: build a small version, measure what customers do, learn, and adjust quickly.

The biggest opportunities come from creating something truly new (zero to one), not from copying what already works (one to many).

Companies that made the leap from good to great shared humble but determined leaders, the right people, brutal honesty about facts and…

Our brains make the same predictable mistakes again and again – learn to spot them and you will make fewer bad decisions.

A handful of psychological principles – like reciprocity, social proof, authority and scarcity – quietly drive most of our "yes" decisions.

We think with a fast, automatic system and a slow, effortful one – and many of our errors come from trusting the…

A boy from Rameswaram becomes one of India's leading scientists through curiosity, hard work, great teachers and a deep sense of purpose.
Through memories of his mother told as night-time stories, Shyam shows how everyday lessons of love, honesty and self-respect shape a whole…

Do your duty with full effort, let go of attachment to the results, and find steadiness of mind in both success and…

A spiritual seeker's journey from India to the West, introducing yoga, meditation and the search for inner truth to millions of readers.

Simple stories from ancient Babylon teach money rules that still work: save part of everything you earn, make your savings work, and…

Buy a small group of high-quality Indian companies with a long record of steady growth, then leave them alone for years –…

Real effectiveness comes from character and principles – taking responsibility, knowing what matters, and working with others for mutual benefit.

A burnt-out lawyer travels to the Himalayas and learns simple practices for a calmer, more purposeful life.

The founder of Nike tells the messy, nerve-racking true story of building a company – the debts, the near-failures and the people…

There is no recipe for leading a company through a crisis – but honest stories from someone who survived one can prepare…

People respond to genuine interest, appreciation and respect – so stop criticising, start listening, and make others feel important.

Humans came to dominate the world because we can believe in shared stories – money, nations, religions, companies – and cooperate in…

A young shepherd follows a dream to the pyramids of Egypt and learns that the journey towards your purpose teaches you everything…
Pu La paints affectionate, hilarious portraits of ordinary people he met – and in their quirks you recognise everyone you know.

The life of Karna from the Mahabharata, told by Karna himself and by the people around him – a hero shaped by…

A rich, human portrait of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj – the leader, the son, the strategist and the man behind the legend.

The short, brilliant life of Peshwa Madhavrao and his relationship with Ramabai – duty, family conflict and love under great pressure.
A great stage actor retires, hands everything to his children, and slowly loses his place in the world – a tragedy about…

Khandekar retells the myth of King Yayati, who could never satisfy his desires, to ask what makes a life truly fulfilled.

A young man from a village drifts through college in Pune, questioning everything – a raw, funny and honest picture of growing…

Premchand's short stories capture the joys, struggles and injustices of ordinary Indian lives in simple, unforgettable language.

In Allahabad, Chander and Sudha share a deep love that his idealism will not allow him to accept – with heartbreaking results.

A series of musical four-line verses uses the tavern, the wine and the cup as metaphors for life, longing and the search…

Hori, a poor farmer, dreams of owning a cow – and his struggle against debt, caste and exploitation becomes the story of…
Dinkar's epic poem retells the life of Karna – a great warrior denied respect because of his birth – with fire and…

When his parents separate and his mother remarries, young Bunty's world falls apart – a sensitive novel seen through a child's eyes.

A young man visits his uncle in the village of Shivpalganj and watches local politics, corruption and power games unfold – told…

In a small town before Partition, one act of provocation sets off days of communal violence – and we see how ordinary…
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