Awakening Bharat Mata by Swapan Dasgupta

Would love to hear your views and best practices/tips. While it is a good exercise if really done thoughtfully, it is not the same as defending against others priorities.

Side note: some people do a version of “what not to do”. This is almost always the reason for not succeeding or getting derailed/distracted. Most important and most people have this as a blind spot or fail at it. Defending against others priorities that are not in sync with yours. Few do this well but this is the key to exponential results.ģ. Very important and this gives leverage and a multiplier effect to your priorities. Syncing your priorities with others in the organisation or with other organisations. Important and most people eventually figure this out. Setting the right priorities - along with objectives and KPIs. In order to achieve big hairy audacious goals (or even small non-hairy ones for that matter), prioritisation needs to happen at multiple levels and is a multi dimensional skill.ġ. #book #books #reading #bestbooks #2022booklist ✅ What Got You Here Won’t Get You There by Marshall Goldsmith ✅ The fish that ate the whale - biography of banana king, Sam Zemurray ✅ How to Tell a Story: The Essential Guide to Memorable Storytelling from The Moth ✅ How will you measure your life? By Clayton Christensen - as the book blurb says, 'a guidebook for the future'

✅ Complications by Atul Gawande - exploring unmentionable mistakes in medicine and what it takes to bring them down ✅ The No Club - a scientific take on avoiding non promotable tasks ✅ Being Mortal by Atul Gawande - a moving narrative on ageing and the gaps in our understanding of what geriatric care is ✅ Gene Machine by Venki Ramakrishnan - for the sheer ruthlessness of dedication to the science, making for an awe inspiring read ✅ Disrupting Silicon Valley (Atsuo Inoue) ✅ Awakening Bharat Mata by Swapan Dasgupta Looks like a fab list to pick and choose from. 📚 Here is a list of 'best book read in 2022' (in alphabetical order) by those who were kind enough to add in the comments of my last post.