I have been reading books religiously every day at least for 30 minutes. This is a habit that I picked up in my early teens and in hindsight it has been the single biggest reason for shaping my personality, thought-process and even professional career choices and successes.
I have maintained a list of books that I read every year. You can explore them below. If you are looking for some book recommendations, I have got some recommendations on some of the topics that I have reading over the year.
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My Reading List – 2022
I already wrote about what happened with my reading routine and habit this year. But still managed…
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What I read in 2021
Non-fiction This year I consumed more reports on climate change and carbon market than books. COP26 was…
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What I read in 2020
2020 started horribly for me, and I am not talking about the pandemic which came later. The…
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What I read in 2019
This was a post I used to write typically in the first or second week of…
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What I read in 2018 (fiction)
This list consists of the usual comfort and light reading (read crime fiction and thrillers). Yet, this…
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What I read in 2018 (Non-fiction)
This post is almost a couple of months late. It was begging attention in my draft folder…
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What I read in 2017 – Part 2 (Fiction)
I read a lot of fiction. Mostly crime-fiction, it is my guilty pleasure and companion on all…
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What I read in 2017- 1 (Non-fiction)
Thanks to my sleeping disorder and the age-old habit of going to bed with a book or…
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What I read in 2016
Non-fiction Connect by John Browne The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo What I talk…
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What I read in 2015
Non-fiction Essentialism by Greg Mckeown Move Up by Clotaire Rapaille and Andres Roemer How to Be Alone…