Shoe Dog is the story of Nike’s shy and publicity-averse co-founder Phil Knight told in an almost exuberant writing style with a flair for the dramatic.
The Silent Patient — Book Review
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The story seems simple enough until new pieces of evidence are brought to light through the protagonist’s investigative adventures.
Do Epic Shit — Book Review
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But when I received it as a gift from a dear friend and realized it would be a quick read, I moved it up on my list. It was not worth it.
The need to rethink coding interviews
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I honestly do not see how excelling at writing the most optimal algorithm for a working elevator in under 30 mins is going to help me write bug-free web interfaces, mobile apps, or whatnot.
Man’s Search For Meaning — Book Review
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It’s safe to predict that this will be the best book I would read this year.
Standing in the balcony
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I cannot stop but wonder that last year around the same time I stood here not in serenity but fraught with anxiety.
Positive Discipline: The First Three Years — Book Review
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I had my notions of a good parent, which I got from my own upbringing and cultural heritage. Positive Discipline is a book that re-enforces those notions and adds a few more valuable teachings.
I was here…
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This song by Beyoncé perfectly sums up my own philosophy of life: I want to leave my footprints on the sands of time.
Prey — Book Review
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Prey is a cautionary tale of scientific misadventures. The novel narrates the story of a nanotechnology and artificial intelligence experiment gone horribly wrong.
Sugar-coated false promises
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Is it so hard for people to see what lies behind the trojan horse of a personal loan? I wonder…