Shiv Khera

This entire book is filled with proverbs, quotes, anecdotes, cliches, and general common sense advice about how to be successful in life. It is by no means philisophically complex or deep, nor is it difficult to understand. If you have experienced life to any degree then you likely won't find any new or cutting edge principles or strategies for life. It's all the stuff your grandpa would tell you. The stereotypical self help book. Best read slowly so that the principles therein can be fully show more absorbed and meditated on. show less

Great book. Even though the book offers only fundamental points, the style is straight to the point. And there is beauty is simplicity. Many good stories and well summarised, though it is still over 170 pages long.

If you got all the wealth in the world and lose the soul -- is it worth having?
This book is about living with honour -- just what the title says.
What's easy to see is easy to miss too. Before looking for answers, we need to ascertain that we have the right questions. The greatest ignorance is not to be aware of one's ignorance. Such ignorance cannot pass as innocence. People may suffer from inaction. Responsibility and prompt action go together. The objective of taking a courageous stand is show more to resolve challenges rather than prolong indecisions.
In a sense, this book is a roadmap. It describes the tools you will need for honourable living and offers direction for living with pride. It illustrates an analyser that helps you find direction in a cluttered environment. show less

I am have some arguments wdh what he writes in his book
This book is good self motivational, it doesn't teach you anything different that you don't know, but the examples of various life ,episodes that can be real and hypothetical and which makes author message very clear, that is where the self realization takes place and the change for the better occurs, but i have some argument with him which someday i like to discuss with him