Family Wisdom : A walk through.

Thanks Ami for the wonderful synopsis of this book. I have finished couple of such books the last one being "The Go giver". I make a list of bullet points and keep it on my table (and I have a good collection of it also). Browse once in a while. Thanks once again. Murali

 

Ami dear........ I would rathar hear it from you!! Thank you for the brief on the book. I have also read The Monk who sold his Ferrari. Like everybody has said here, it may seep into us eventually or at some point in time. Murali's idea is nice.

 

Dear Ami
A precise, and engrossing book review. Its like reading the crux of the book.
Thanks for sharing with us.

 

Hi Ami!
Really enjoyed your book review! I am yet to read that book. (have read The Monk who sold his Ferrari). It looks like from your blog that it is a great book and lot of things are there to learn and follow.
Normally we plan our strategies to reach an aim from how/where to start. But he asks us to differ and to write or see the ending first as we want it to end and then we have to weave the scenes from end to present, while imagining like this we will come to know what all we do won’t make us reach the goal we have set-the goal be whatever personal/professional- and then we can avoid doing those things.
The above lines has given fresh inspiration to me! have to read the book immediately
Thank you for sharing with us
Manjula