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Many Hats, Many Insights
“Many Hats Many Insights” delves into the journey of Haresh Sippy, a visionary who has seamlessly integrated his roles as a technocrat, entrepreneur, and filmmaker. This book provides a rich tapestry of wisdom accumulated over decades of leadership in the engineering industry, combined with the profound insights gained from exploring social issues through cinema.
174 pages, Hardcover
Published May 2, 2025
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August 6, 2025
This book honestly felt like a deep but calming conversation. It’s not just about success or work, it’s about the person behind it all. I loved how the author shared his journey so openly, mixing his experiences from engineering, creativity, leadership, and even emotions. It wasn’t preachy at all, more like reading someone’s real thoughts. I found it so interesting how he balanced being logical and artistic, like showing that you don’t have to stick to just one version of yourself. That really stayed with me.
What touched me the most was the way he talked about self-worth, trust, and growth in such a soft and understanding way. Some parts made me stop and just reflect quietly. I also loved the small conversations in the book, they felt so real and relatable. It’s not just for people in business, honestly anyone who’s figuring out life or feeling stuck will find something in here. It made me feel seen and I think I’ll keep coming back to it whenever I need a little reminder to stay true to myself.
What touched me the most was the way he talked about self-worth, trust, and growth in such a soft and understanding way. Some parts made me stop and just reflect quietly. I also loved the small conversations in the book, they felt so real and relatable. It’s not just for people in business, honestly anyone who’s figuring out life or feeling stuck will find something in here. It made me feel seen and I think I’ll keep coming back to it whenever I need a little reminder to stay true to myself.
August 8, 2025
A fusion of formal and informal conversations, wherein the author portrays essential life lessons and conclusions in a very interactive manner.
As the name suggests, Many Hats represent different perspectives and Many Insights refers to differing reasons for that perspective. The author managed to make the readers understand this concept with examples and personal experiences.
There were lines and poems that held deep meaning. They are engraved in my mind. The way this book is written is captivating.
A small non fiction book that can be picked up by any reader for amazing insights into the author's life and attitude towards life.
As the name suggests, Many Hats represent different perspectives and Many Insights refers to differing reasons for that perspective. The author managed to make the readers understand this concept with examples and personal experiences.
There were lines and poems that held deep meaning. They are engraved in my mind. The way this book is written is captivating.
A small non fiction book that can be picked up by any reader for amazing insights into the author's life and attitude towards life.
August 23, 2025
"Many Hats Many Insights" by Haresh Sippy felt like being invited into the inner world of him—a rare blend of technocrat, entrepreneur, and artist. What struck me most was how effortlessly he shifts between these roles, each contributing to the other in unexpected ways. Rather than presenting a dry, linear autobiography, this book offers thoughtful reflections rooted in decades of leadership and creativity, especially from the engineering industry to cinema.
This isn’t just a book for business minds or tech enthusiasts; it’s for anyone curious about how passion, adaptability, and purpose intersect. Sippy doesn’t just share his achievements—he shares his thought processes, struggles, and moments of doubt, all with striking honesty. That vulnerability made his lessons feel not only insightful but relatable. I appreciated how he avoided generic self-help tropes and instead focused on authentic, lived experiences.
One part that resonated deeply with me was the exploration of freedom—not as isolation from influence, but as an outcome of deliberate choice. That idea lingered with me, prompting a lot of self-reflection. Sippy’s voice is sincere and grounded, and the anecdotes he shares, like the story of a young man’s path to self-acceptance, offer tangible wisdom. These are the kinds of insights that stick with you long after reading.
The writing style is refreshingly clear and direct, avoiding fluff yet still emotionally resonant. The philosophical undertones are never overwhelming—they’re seamlessly woven into real-life narratives. It’s rare to find a book that bridges the practical with the philosophical so gracefully. "Many Hats Many Insights" has encouraged me to embrace a more thoughtful, fluid approach to both work and life. I genuinely feel more empowered after reading it.
This isn’t just a book for business minds or tech enthusiasts; it’s for anyone curious about how passion, adaptability, and purpose intersect. Sippy doesn’t just share his achievements—he shares his thought processes, struggles, and moments of doubt, all with striking honesty. That vulnerability made his lessons feel not only insightful but relatable. I appreciated how he avoided generic self-help tropes and instead focused on authentic, lived experiences.
One part that resonated deeply with me was the exploration of freedom—not as isolation from influence, but as an outcome of deliberate choice. That idea lingered with me, prompting a lot of self-reflection. Sippy’s voice is sincere and grounded, and the anecdotes he shares, like the story of a young man’s path to self-acceptance, offer tangible wisdom. These are the kinds of insights that stick with you long after reading.
The writing style is refreshingly clear and direct, avoiding fluff yet still emotionally resonant. The philosophical undertones are never overwhelming—they’re seamlessly woven into real-life narratives. It’s rare to find a book that bridges the practical with the philosophical so gracefully. "Many Hats Many Insights" has encouraged me to embrace a more thoughtful, fluid approach to both work and life. I genuinely feel more empowered after reading it.
August 24, 2025
Book Review: Many Hats, Many Insights by Haresh Sippy
Honestly speaking, at a first glance at the title, I got a picture of the book Six Thinking Hats, which I read long back in my reading journey, probably during my post-graduation days.
This book Many Hats, Many Insights by Haresh Sippy thoughtfully blends his personal stories with the lessons he has learnt from them. Those lessons from his life he has shared can be of use to fellow readers because I found the writer has not given in-depth personal life stories.
The wonderful thing is that this book has taken care of all aspects such as personal, professional, and spiritual concepts as well. My personal favourite lessons are on the Four Pillars of Civilisation, Religion and Man, Freedom is Merely a Mindset, especially the section From Guilt to Self-Love. Oh yes, not to forget the chapter named The Ballad of Resilience—his journey through betrayal and triumph. These few concepts are the ones which I found stood out.
But the thing which did not click with me was that the book was commanding lessons, which self-help books usually command on us. All those chapters on the self-help part, or Man, God and Karma, or let’s say Society and the World…
The chapter which stood out was, yes, absolutely The Devil’s Advocate. Yes, definitely from this, if I will keep something in mind, it is this new concept of the devil’s advocate.
And well yes, after reading the book I have gone through various reviews of this particular book and observed that this concept stood out for many readers.
So, my dear reader friends, I would urge you to read the book in order to understand what actually Devil’s Advocate is.
The book is extremely short—just 162 pages—you would probably finish it in a single sitting.
So until next time, keep reading, keep growing with the books you read.
Honestly speaking, at a first glance at the title, I got a picture of the book Six Thinking Hats, which I read long back in my reading journey, probably during my post-graduation days.
This book Many Hats, Many Insights by Haresh Sippy thoughtfully blends his personal stories with the lessons he has learnt from them. Those lessons from his life he has shared can be of use to fellow readers because I found the writer has not given in-depth personal life stories.
The wonderful thing is that this book has taken care of all aspects such as personal, professional, and spiritual concepts as well. My personal favourite lessons are on the Four Pillars of Civilisation, Religion and Man, Freedom is Merely a Mindset, especially the section From Guilt to Self-Love. Oh yes, not to forget the chapter named The Ballad of Resilience—his journey through betrayal and triumph. These few concepts are the ones which I found stood out.
But the thing which did not click with me was that the book was commanding lessons, which self-help books usually command on us. All those chapters on the self-help part, or Man, God and Karma, or let’s say Society and the World…
The chapter which stood out was, yes, absolutely The Devil’s Advocate. Yes, definitely from this, if I will keep something in mind, it is this new concept of the devil’s advocate.
And well yes, after reading the book I have gone through various reviews of this particular book and observed that this concept stood out for many readers.
So, my dear reader friends, I would urge you to read the book in order to understand what actually Devil’s Advocate is.
The book is extremely short—just 162 pages—you would probably finish it in a single sitting.
So until next time, keep reading, keep growing with the books you read.
August 26, 2025
Haresh Sippy's book Many Hats, Many Insights is a motivational and approachable book that uses true stories to combine business savvy, life philosophy, and leadership principles.
The author highlights that the person behind the success of all is more important than success or labour alone. I admired the author's candour in sharing his experiences, which included engineering, creativity, leadership, and even feelings.
It was more like reading someone's own ideas than it was preaching.I thought it was great how Mr. Haresh Sippy used realistic, real-world anecdotes to teach his life lessons. His ability to strike a balance between technical expertise, social awareness, and personal development caught my attention.
He is an entrepreneur, technocrat, filmmaker, and leader, and I was greatly inspired by his journey.
Every chapter offered something fresh, including leadership principles, business tactics, life lessons, and even health advice.
This book is about developing as a person while advancing your profession, not only about business or leadership. Young professionals, business owners, and anybody interested in life and leadership would find it ideal, in my opinion.
The book feels like a profound discussion because of the author's candour and sincerity.
In general, 'Many Hats, Many Insights' is a motivational and useful manual that inspires readers to accept many roles and lead flexible, purposeful lives.
The book was fantastic, and I will definitely read it again. It's a unique discovery that will speak to anyone seeking leadership lessons and personal development.
The author highlights that the person behind the success of all is more important than success or labour alone. I admired the author's candour in sharing his experiences, which included engineering, creativity, leadership, and even feelings.
It was more like reading someone's own ideas than it was preaching.I thought it was great how Mr. Haresh Sippy used realistic, real-world anecdotes to teach his life lessons. His ability to strike a balance between technical expertise, social awareness, and personal development caught my attention.
He is an entrepreneur, technocrat, filmmaker, and leader, and I was greatly inspired by his journey.
Every chapter offered something fresh, including leadership principles, business tactics, life lessons, and even health advice.
This book is about developing as a person while advancing your profession, not only about business or leadership. Young professionals, business owners, and anybody interested in life and leadership would find it ideal, in my opinion.
The book feels like a profound discussion because of the author's candour and sincerity.
In general, 'Many Hats, Many Insights' is a motivational and useful manual that inspires readers to accept many roles and lead flexible, purposeful lives.
The book was fantastic, and I will definitely read it again. It's a unique discovery that will speak to anyone seeking leadership lessons and personal development.
July 29, 2025
📖 Book Review 📖
Book Review: Many Hats, Many Insights by Haresh Sippy
Reading Many Hats, Many Insights felt like having a personal conversation with a wise mentor.
I really enjoyed how Mr. Haresh Sippy shared his life lessons through real, relatable stories.
What stood out to me was how he balanced technical knowledge with personal growth and social awareness.
He wears many hats—entrepreneur, technocrat, filmmaker, leader—and his journey inspired me deeply.
Each chapter had something new: business strategies, leadership values, life lessons, even health tips.
I loved how he explained concepts like being a devil’s advocate, and how even AI can challenge our thinking.
His honesty and down-to-earth writing style made the book very easy to read and connect with.
Some parts made me pause and reflect—especially the small moments that showed trust and influence.
The poems were beautiful and full of meaning—I read them more than once!
One big takeaway for me was about self- acknowledgment and letting our inner power shine.
Mr. Sippy also talks about storytelling and money management, which were super helpful and insightful.
I felt like I was learning without being preached to—his tone is calm, reflective, and motivating.
This book is perfect for young professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone curious about leadership and life.
It’s not just a business book—it’s about growing as a person while building a career.
I’m really glad I picked this up. It’s a book I’ll definitely return to again.
Rating: 5/5
Happy Reading 📚
Book Review: Many Hats, Many Insights by Haresh Sippy
Reading Many Hats, Many Insights felt like having a personal conversation with a wise mentor.
I really enjoyed how Mr. Haresh Sippy shared his life lessons through real, relatable stories.
What stood out to me was how he balanced technical knowledge with personal growth and social awareness.
He wears many hats—entrepreneur, technocrat, filmmaker, leader—and his journey inspired me deeply.
Each chapter had something new: business strategies, leadership values, life lessons, even health tips.
I loved how he explained concepts like being a devil’s advocate, and how even AI can challenge our thinking.
His honesty and down-to-earth writing style made the book very easy to read and connect with.
Some parts made me pause and reflect—especially the small moments that showed trust and influence.
The poems were beautiful and full of meaning—I read them more than once!
One big takeaway for me was about self- acknowledgment and letting our inner power shine.
Mr. Sippy also talks about storytelling and money management, which were super helpful and insightful.
I felt like I was learning without being preached to—his tone is calm, reflective, and motivating.
This book is perfect for young professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone curious about leadership and life.
It’s not just a business book—it’s about growing as a person while building a career.
I’m really glad I picked this up. It’s a book I’ll definitely return to again.
Rating: 5/5
Happy Reading 📚
August 10, 2025
Many Hats, Many Insights by Haresh Sippy is an inspiring and easy-to-read book that blends leadership lessons, business wisdom, and life philosophy through real stories. Drawing from his decades of experience as an engineer, entrepreneur, and creative thinker, Sippy shares moments that shaped his journey—late-night strategy calls, intense boardroom discussions, and small everyday actions that build trust. His storytelling combines practical knowledge with emotional depth, making this a relatable read for professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone seeking personal growth.
The charm of this book lies in its authenticity. Sippy doesn’t preach or offer quick fixes; instead, he reveals lessons through lived experiences—about adaptability, self-awareness, money management, and the art of playing the “Devil’s Advocate” to strengthen ideas. His reflections on self-belief, letting go, and balancing passion with purpose resonate far beyond the business world. Whether he’s discussing leadership strategies, social awareness, or personal growth, his calm and candid voice makes the lessons easy to connect with.
The book also stands out for its beautifully designed cover and high-quality printing, making it a pleasure to hold and read.
Overall, Many Hats, Many Insights is a rare find—a leadership and life guide that is both inspiring and practical. It encourages readers to embrace multiple roles, integrate logic with creativity, and live with both purpose and adaptability.
The charm of this book lies in its authenticity. Sippy doesn’t preach or offer quick fixes; instead, he reveals lessons through lived experiences—about adaptability, self-awareness, money management, and the art of playing the “Devil’s Advocate” to strengthen ideas. His reflections on self-belief, letting go, and balancing passion with purpose resonate far beyond the business world. Whether he’s discussing leadership strategies, social awareness, or personal growth, his calm and candid voice makes the lessons easy to connect with.
The book also stands out for its beautifully designed cover and high-quality printing, making it a pleasure to hold and read.
Overall, Many Hats, Many Insights is a rare find—a leadership and life guide that is both inspiring and practical. It encourages readers to embrace multiple roles, integrate logic with creativity, and live with both purpose and adaptability.
August 12, 2025
I loved reading 'Many Hats, Many Insights' by Haresh Sippy. The book feels like a conversation with a wise friend who shares his life lessons through real stories. What stood out to me was how the author balanced technical knowledge with personal growth and social awareness.
The book is full of valuable insights on leadership, business, and life. I appreciated how the author explained complex concepts in simple terms. The stories are relatable, and the writing style is honest and down-to-earth. I loved the poems scattered throughout the book - they added a touch of beauty and meaning.
What resonated with me most was the author's emphasis on self-acknowledgment and letting our inner power shine. He also shares practical tips on storytelling and money management. The tone is calm and reflective, making it easy to connect with the author's experiences.
This book is not just about business or leadership; it's about growing as a person while building a career. I think it's perfect for young professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone curious about life and leadership. The author's openness and vulnerability make the book feel like a deep conversation.
Overall, 'Many Hats, Many Insights' is an inspiring and practical guide that encourages readers to embrace multiple roles and live with purpose and adaptability. I loved the book and will definitely return to it again. It's a rare find that will resonate with anyone looking for personal growth and leadership lessons.
The book is full of valuable insights on leadership, business, and life. I appreciated how the author explained complex concepts in simple terms. The stories are relatable, and the writing style is honest and down-to-earth. I loved the poems scattered throughout the book - they added a touch of beauty and meaning.
What resonated with me most was the author's emphasis on self-acknowledgment and letting our inner power shine. He also shares practical tips on storytelling and money management. The tone is calm and reflective, making it easy to connect with the author's experiences.
This book is not just about business or leadership; it's about growing as a person while building a career. I think it's perfect for young professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone curious about life and leadership. The author's openness and vulnerability make the book feel like a deep conversation.
Overall, 'Many Hats, Many Insights' is an inspiring and practical guide that encourages readers to embrace multiple roles and live with purpose and adaptability. I loved the book and will definitely return to it again. It's a rare find that will resonate with anyone looking for personal growth and leadership lessons.
July 28, 2025
Haresh Sippy’s "Many Hats, Many Insights" offers a compelling exploration of the multifaceted roles one must navigate as a modern professional. Through a blend of entrepreneurship, coaching, strategic thinking, and active listening, Sippy reveals how diverse perspectives cultivate a more enriched, adaptable approach to business challenges. Each chapter of the book opens a new window into his experiences, emphasizing the importance of context in shaping leadership and decision-making wisdom. The book's strength lies in its ability to weave practical insights drawn from Sippy’s varied career hats into lessons that resonate across industries, encouraging readers to embrace complexity with flexibility and strategic clarity.
This book serves not only as a memoir of diverse professional engagements but also as a guide for personal and professional growth, highlighting the value of wearing multiple hats to succeed in today’s dynamic business environment. It underscores the significance of crafting tailored strategies based on the role one is embodying at a given moment, promoting a mindset that is both insightful and action-oriented. Sippy’s writing is informed by deep experience, making "Many Hats, Many Insights" a valuable read for entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone seeking to enhance their adaptive capacities and insight-driven management style.
This book serves not only as a memoir of diverse professional engagements but also as a guide for personal and professional growth, highlighting the value of wearing multiple hats to succeed in today’s dynamic business environment. It underscores the significance of crafting tailored strategies based on the role one is embodying at a given moment, promoting a mindset that is both insightful and action-oriented. Sippy’s writing is informed by deep experience, making "Many Hats, Many Insights" a valuable read for entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone seeking to enhance their adaptive capacities and insight-driven management style.
July 30, 2025
It is an engaging, deeply reflective, and surprisingly interactive read that reflects between a memoir, a conversation and a life manual. What makes this book stand out is how the author blends personal experiences with universal insights. The author draws from his own journey, spanning spirituality, civilisation, corporate life, and emotional self-awareness to create a dialogue not just about life but with life. The book's format is rich with thought-provoking poems and conversational passages, makes it feel like you're sitting across from the author, having a long, meaningful discussion.
One of my fav conversations is around intolerance a concept often misunderstood. The author states how tolerant people are often the most vulnerable. Another favorite is the conversation on self-love.
The corporate insights are just as enriching. Concepts like playing the Devil’s Advocate are reframed as valuable, constructive tools in a team environment, less about conflict, more about balance and depth. For those working in leadership, management, or collaborative spaces, these insights are not just relevant but they're gold.
Why You Should Read It:
If you're looking for something interactive and non-preachy in the self-help or leadership genre.
If you appreciate poetic brevity and conversational tone over rigid structure.
One of my fav conversations is around intolerance a concept often misunderstood. The author states how tolerant people are often the most vulnerable. Another favorite is the conversation on self-love.
The corporate insights are just as enriching. Concepts like playing the Devil’s Advocate are reframed as valuable, constructive tools in a team environment, less about conflict, more about balance and depth. For those working in leadership, management, or collaborative spaces, these insights are not just relevant but they're gold.
Why You Should Read It:
If you're looking for something interactive and non-preachy in the self-help or leadership genre.
If you appreciate poetic brevity and conversational tone over rigid structure.
August 18, 2025
Honestly it felt like I was listening to someone talk, not reading a book. He has written about his life wearing so many hats engineer, entrepreneur, leader, technocrat, poet — and each chapter felt like one new angle to look at life.
One chapter that really stayed with me was about playing the Devil’s Advocate. He explains how important it is to question even your own ideas, not just go with the flow. I never thought of it that way but it makes sense, because if you challenge your own thinking first, you come out stronger.
I also liked the parts on money management and storytelling. Normally these things are written in a very boring, business-book style, but here he makes it so simple, with stories and examples. Even if you’re not into business, you can relate to it.
The chapters on self-worth and trust were very touching, more personal. Actually after reading I thought about myself and my life, like am I valuing myself enough or am I just playing roles people expect me to play. For me, the main takeaway is that life is not about being just one thing, it’s about accepting all sides of yourself and growing with them.
What I also loved is the poems he has added in between. Small, simple but meaningful. Gave the book a very human touch.
Tapan Ghosh explores life's complexities through fictional stories that resonate deeply with readers.
One chapter that really stayed with me was about playing the Devil’s Advocate. He explains how important it is to question even your own ideas, not just go with the flow. I never thought of it that way but it makes sense, because if you challenge your own thinking first, you come out stronger.
I also liked the parts on money management and storytelling. Normally these things are written in a very boring, business-book style, but here he makes it so simple, with stories and examples. Even if you’re not into business, you can relate to it.
The chapters on self-worth and trust were very touching, more personal. Actually after reading I thought about myself and my life, like am I valuing myself enough or am I just playing roles people expect me to play. For me, the main takeaway is that life is not about being just one thing, it’s about accepting all sides of yourself and growing with them.
What I also loved is the poems he has added in between. Small, simple but meaningful. Gave the book a very human touch.
Tapan Ghosh explores life's complexities through fictional stories that resonate deeply with readers.
August 22, 2025
Many Hats, Many Insights is a charming combination of autobiographical storytelling and life lessons, where Haresh Sippy effortlessly weaves formal reflection into the tone and voice of conversation. From his existence as an engineer, entrepreneur, pilot, and writer, Sippy offers richly the ways in which embracing numerous roles in life can lead to personal growth and fulfillment.
Most surprising is the book's honesty—Sippy never shies away from discussing troubles as well as triumphs. His anecdotes, interspersed with wise lines and poems, leave an impact. The language is simple yet meaningful, so anyone can identify with it, be it in the early days of his career or in search of more meaning in life.
In the course of just 172 pages, the writer can cover subjects like business, personal development, leadership, and perseverance without ever sounding sanctimonious. His philosophy regarding embracing uncertainty, being inquisitive, and balancing professional and personal life is at once practical and motivational.
The beauty of this book is its versatility—you can pick it up for immediate motivation or deep introspection. Many Hats, Many Insights is not a memoir in the strictest sense; it's a guide to a meaningful and balanced life that compels us to wear our own "many hats" boldly.
Most surprising is the book's honesty—Sippy never shies away from discussing troubles as well as triumphs. His anecdotes, interspersed with wise lines and poems, leave an impact. The language is simple yet meaningful, so anyone can identify with it, be it in the early days of his career or in search of more meaning in life.
In the course of just 172 pages, the writer can cover subjects like business, personal development, leadership, and perseverance without ever sounding sanctimonious. His philosophy regarding embracing uncertainty, being inquisitive, and balancing professional and personal life is at once practical and motivational.
The beauty of this book is its versatility—you can pick it up for immediate motivation or deep introspection. Many Hats, Many Insights is not a memoir in the strictest sense; it's a guide to a meaningful and balanced life that compels us to wear our own "many hats" boldly.
August 26, 2025
Haresh Sippy's "Many Hats, Many Insights" is an interesting self-help and memoir that provides a rich mix of professional insights and personal insights. Based on a varied career as a technocrat, entrepreneur, and filmmaker, the author offers a valuable insight into leadership and life. The book, from Blue Rose Publishers, is a tapestry of learning over decades in the field of engineering, carefully woven with rich insights acquired from his experiences in social causes through films.
The author's account goes beyond a conventional business manual by examining the philosophy behind his achievements and the learnings from his diverse endeavors. It's a great read for those who subscribe to a multidisciplinary life and career. The book's greatest strength is its power to bridge the analytical, problem-solving nature of an engineer and the creative, empathetic eye of a filmmaker. It's a book that celebrates how a real visionary leader is one who can merge the various aspects of his or her personality and experience seamlessly.
The book's interesting tone and clearly organized chapters make it a readable and worthwhile guide for anyone who wants to navigate his career and personal life with a more mindful and perceptive attitude. It is a testament to the power of living a life with curiosity and purpose.
The author's account goes beyond a conventional business manual by examining the philosophy behind his achievements and the learnings from his diverse endeavors. It's a great read for those who subscribe to a multidisciplinary life and career. The book's greatest strength is its power to bridge the analytical, problem-solving nature of an engineer and the creative, empathetic eye of a filmmaker. It's a book that celebrates how a real visionary leader is one who can merge the various aspects of his or her personality and experience seamlessly.
The book's interesting tone and clearly organized chapters make it a readable and worthwhile guide for anyone who wants to navigate his career and personal life with a more mindful and perceptive attitude. It is a testament to the power of living a life with curiosity and purpose.
August 29, 2025
A Must-Read Non-Fiction That Challenges and Changes You
Many Hats, Many Insights by Harish Sippi is not your typical non-fiction book, it’s something deeper, sharper, and truly thought-provoking. When I first ordered it, I expected the usual life lessons or self-help ideas, but what I got instead was a powerful and layered exploration of life, society, technology, and the self.
The book is divided into five brilliantly curated parts: The Devil’s Advocate, Man-God-Karma, Society and the World, Self-Help, and Machines, Technology, AI & The Corporate World. Each section brings a new perspective; bold yet relatable, insightful yet easy to grasp. It touches on everything from mental balance and self-respect to creativity, action, and acceptance.
Topics like "Conflict as the Father of Creativity" or "Actions are Misleading as They’re Not in Our Control" really made me pause and reflect. The writing is uniquely engaging and refreshingly honest. It doesn’t just tell you what to think, it encourages you to question and explore.
Even if you’re not a regular non-fiction reader, I highly recommend this book. It’s especially important for the youth of today. If you're looking for something that speaks to your mind and soul while making you see the world differently, this is the one.
A brilliant blend of insight and intellect, don't miss it.
Many Hats, Many Insights by Harish Sippi is not your typical non-fiction book, it’s something deeper, sharper, and truly thought-provoking. When I first ordered it, I expected the usual life lessons or self-help ideas, but what I got instead was a powerful and layered exploration of life, society, technology, and the self.
The book is divided into five brilliantly curated parts: The Devil’s Advocate, Man-God-Karma, Society and the World, Self-Help, and Machines, Technology, AI & The Corporate World. Each section brings a new perspective; bold yet relatable, insightful yet easy to grasp. It touches on everything from mental balance and self-respect to creativity, action, and acceptance.
Topics like "Conflict as the Father of Creativity" or "Actions are Misleading as They’re Not in Our Control" really made me pause and reflect. The writing is uniquely engaging and refreshingly honest. It doesn’t just tell you what to think, it encourages you to question and explore.
Even if you’re not a regular non-fiction reader, I highly recommend this book. It’s especially important for the youth of today. If you're looking for something that speaks to your mind and soul while making you see the world differently, this is the one.
A brilliant blend of insight and intellect, don't miss it.
July 27, 2025
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️.85
I don’t usually pick up non-fiction, but something about this book caught my eye—and once I read the excerpt, I was genuinely intrigued. The title alone pulled me in. As people, we play so many different roles in life, and each role asks for a different version of us. So when I saw that this book brings together bits of wisdom and insight from all walks of life, I knew I wanted to read it.
Mr. Haresh has provided thoughtful insights into many different facets of life, and he’s done a commendable job. If you're looking for a book that gives you a little bit of everything; some life lessons, thoughtful perspectives, and even poetry, then this book is perfect for you.
Speaking of poetry, it was my favourite part of the book. Some of his poems were absolutely beautiful, they really hit me in the feels. The only thing that bugged me a little was the repetition; sometimes the same idea was written in a few different ways, which felt a bit unnecessary. Especially when a poem is followed by a paragraph that explains it. It kind of takes away the magic. But aside from that, I really enjoyed reading this. It’s the kind of book that makes you pause and think.
Thank you @pagesofpandora_ and @sippyhareshk for sending me the copy, I'm truly grateful.
August 16, 2025
📚 Bookreview: Many Hats, Many Insights by Haresh Sippy
⭐ Ratings: 4/5
Many Hats, Many Insights is an inspiring book that shares the wisdom and experiences of Haresh Sippy, a man who has worn many hats in life—as an engineer, entrepreneur, pilot, and writer. What I really liked about this book is how honest and down-to-earth the stories are. He doesn’t just talk about success; he also shares struggles, lessons learned, and the importance of balancing work and life.
The book is filled with valuable insights that anyone can apply, whether you’re starting your career or trying to find meaning in what you do. I appreciated how the writing is simple and relatable, making it easy to connect with the his journey and thoughts.
One of the best things I took away from this book is the idea that life is a mix of challenges and opportunities, and it’s important to stay curious, disciplined, and positive no matter what roles we play. His advice about embracing uncertainty and always learning was very encouraging.
💌 Conclusion:
It is more than just a book—it’s a guide to living a balanced and meaningful life. I found it motivating and full of thoughtful reflections, and I think anyone looking for inspiration and practical wisdom will enjoy it too.
⭐ Ratings: 4/5
Many Hats, Many Insights is an inspiring book that shares the wisdom and experiences of Haresh Sippy, a man who has worn many hats in life—as an engineer, entrepreneur, pilot, and writer. What I really liked about this book is how honest and down-to-earth the stories are. He doesn’t just talk about success; he also shares struggles, lessons learned, and the importance of balancing work and life.
The book is filled with valuable insights that anyone can apply, whether you’re starting your career or trying to find meaning in what you do. I appreciated how the writing is simple and relatable, making it easy to connect with the his journey and thoughts.
One of the best things I took away from this book is the idea that life is a mix of challenges and opportunities, and it’s important to stay curious, disciplined, and positive no matter what roles we play. His advice about embracing uncertainty and always learning was very encouraging.
💌 Conclusion:
It is more than just a book—it’s a guide to living a balanced and meaningful life. I found it motivating and full of thoughtful reflections, and I think anyone looking for inspiration and practical wisdom will enjoy it too.
August 27, 2025
I prefer those memoirs which are less preachy and adopt a more conversational style. When I come across this book and read it's reviews, it came like a breath of fresh hair amidst all monotonous self help stuff and hence I decided to pick it.
Haresh Sippy Sir has been an instrumental figure in tech industry with his landmark innovation in equipment manufacturing particularly Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers. He has donned many hats with ease whether it's entrepreneurship or being a filmmaker. Listening to the tricks of the trade from the horse's mouth itself is a nice relieving experience. The way he has given deep insights on almost all spheres of life in a relatable style is fascinating to see and experience.
The book ticks most boxes . It is not just a typical guide on how to build a business from scratch but offers some valuable learnings about the personal dilemma most founders face in their initial journey. His lesson on how sense of strong purpose drives and fuels passion and add meaning to one's life is worth it's weight in gold. His easy to understand writing style reflects his cool and matured demeanour.
All in all a realistic portrayal of an exceptional leader in today's era.
Haresh Sippy Sir has been an instrumental figure in tech industry with his landmark innovation in equipment manufacturing particularly Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers. He has donned many hats with ease whether it's entrepreneurship or being a filmmaker. Listening to the tricks of the trade from the horse's mouth itself is a nice relieving experience. The way he has given deep insights on almost all spheres of life in a relatable style is fascinating to see and experience.
The book ticks most boxes . It is not just a typical guide on how to build a business from scratch but offers some valuable learnings about the personal dilemma most founders face in their initial journey. His lesson on how sense of strong purpose drives and fuels passion and add meaning to one's life is worth it's weight in gold. His easy to understand writing style reflects his cool and matured demeanour.
All in all a realistic portrayal of an exceptional leader in today's era.
September 2, 2025
When I picked up Many Hats, Many Insights ,I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect. The title itself intrigued me because don’t we all wear many hats in life? But as I started reading, I realized this book is all about perspective, depth, and the kind of wisdom you only gain from actually living, experimenting, failing, and rising again.
The author takes you through his journey as a technocrat, entrepreneur, and even a filmmaker and every chapter feels like a piece of truth rather than borrowed inspiration. The author shares stories, thoughts, and experiences that sink into you, making you reflect on your own journey.
One of the strongest aspects of this book is how it brings together completely different worlds such as engineering, business, and art and yet, somehow, they all connect. For instance, when he speaks about his innovations in metallurgy and design, It becomes a lesson in problem-solving, patience, and persistence. When he reflects on entrepreneurship, it’s raw and layered, showing the struggle. And when he touches cinema, there’s creativity, vulnerability, and the reminder that expression has many forms.
The writing itself is clear and accessible. You don’t need to be an engineer or a businessperson to connect with it.
The author takes you through his journey as a technocrat, entrepreneur, and even a filmmaker and every chapter feels like a piece of truth rather than borrowed inspiration. The author shares stories, thoughts, and experiences that sink into you, making you reflect on your own journey.
One of the strongest aspects of this book is how it brings together completely different worlds such as engineering, business, and art and yet, somehow, they all connect. For instance, when he speaks about his innovations in metallurgy and design, It becomes a lesson in problem-solving, patience, and persistence. When he reflects on entrepreneurship, it’s raw and layered, showing the struggle. And when he touches cinema, there’s creativity, vulnerability, and the reminder that expression has many forms.
The writing itself is clear and accessible. You don’t need to be an engineer or a businessperson to connect with it.
July 26, 2025
*Many Hats, Many Insights* is an inspiring and easy-to-read book written by Haresh Sippy, the CEO of TEMA India Ltd. In this book, he shares his thoughts and life experiences on topics like business, self-improvement, leadership, life, and health.
The book shows that Haresh Sippy is a smart and forward-thinking leader. He has spent many years working in the engineering field and leading his company with new ideas. What makes this book special is the way he uses simple, real-life stories to share his journey. These stories talk about the challenges he faced and the lessons he learned along the way.
One of the best parts of the book is how it mixes technical knowledge with personal growth and social values. It shows how wearing many hats—being a professional, a business leader, and a socially aware person—can help someone grow and succeed.
This book is perfect for young professionals, entrepreneurs, or anyone who wants to learn about leadership, business, or life in general. It gives useful advice, motivation, and life lessons in a very simple and clear way. Haresh Sippy’s experience and wisdom make this book a great read for personal and professional growth.
The book shows that Haresh Sippy is a smart and forward-thinking leader. He has spent many years working in the engineering field and leading his company with new ideas. What makes this book special is the way he uses simple, real-life stories to share his journey. These stories talk about the challenges he faced and the lessons he learned along the way.
One of the best parts of the book is how it mixes technical knowledge with personal growth and social values. It shows how wearing many hats—being a professional, a business leader, and a socially aware person—can help someone grow and succeed.
This book is perfect for young professionals, entrepreneurs, or anyone who wants to learn about leadership, business, or life in general. It gives useful advice, motivation, and life lessons in a very simple and clear way. Haresh Sippy’s experience and wisdom make this book a great read for personal and professional growth.
August 2, 2025
This feels like a conversation with a thoughtful friend rather than a textbook on leadership. Haresh Sippy draws on decades as an engineer, entrepreneur and mentor, sharing moments that shaped his journey-late-night strategy calls, challenging boardroom debates and the simple rituals that build trust. His honest, unhurried voice invites readers to notice life's subtle lessons instead of promising quick fixes.
I was struck by the way technical know-how, creative storytelling and self-reflection blend throughout the book. The chapter on playing devil's advocate, even exploring how Al could fill that role one day, challenged me to question my own assumptions. Equally moving are the short poems and reflections on letting go, self-belief and managing money without losing sight of what truly matters.
Some transitions could flow more smoothly, but the depth of insight makes up for it. This isn't just a success story it's a study in adaptability, self-awareness and quiet strength. If you're looking for practical wisdom wrapped in genuine human experience, Many Hats, Many Insights is a rewarding read.
I was struck by the way technical know-how, creative storytelling and self-reflection blend throughout the book. The chapter on playing devil's advocate, even exploring how Al could fill that role one day, challenged me to question my own assumptions. Equally moving are the short poems and reflections on letting go, self-belief and managing money without losing sight of what truly matters.
Some transitions could flow more smoothly, but the depth of insight makes up for it. This isn't just a success story it's a study in adaptability, self-awareness and quiet strength. If you're looking for practical wisdom wrapped in genuine human experience, Many Hats, Many Insights is a rewarding read.
August 17, 2025
Many Hats, Many Insights is a short but effective read. Haresh Sippy presents an open and straightforward presentation of his life journey. He discusses how he has worn a spontaneous array of hats in his career as an engineer, entrepreneur, innovator, and even storyteller. As a result each role allowed him to develop a different lens.
What I appreciated the most is that this book feels real. It's not filled with complex theories or management vernacular. Rather it is filled with storytelling; take aways from successes as well as failures; and mindsets to move forward with. Reading it feels like you are gabbing with an experienced advocate who has seen the drama of business and life and has no qualms of just telling you how it worked for him (or didn't).
The language is reader friendly, and does not become tedious. Each chapter gives you a small insight worth pondering whether about leadership, decision making, or simply handling to ups and downs.
If you are a student, or young professional, or looking for motivation from real life stories this book is a great choice. Quick read, practical, and motivating - definitely worth a spot on the shelf.
What I appreciated the most is that this book feels real. It's not filled with complex theories or management vernacular. Rather it is filled with storytelling; take aways from successes as well as failures; and mindsets to move forward with. Reading it feels like you are gabbing with an experienced advocate who has seen the drama of business and life and has no qualms of just telling you how it worked for him (or didn't).
The language is reader friendly, and does not become tedious. Each chapter gives you a small insight worth pondering whether about leadership, decision making, or simply handling to ups and downs.
If you are a student, or young professional, or looking for motivation from real life stories this book is a great choice. Quick read, practical, and motivating - definitely worth a spot on the shelf.
August 21, 2025
Many Hats, Many Insights isn’t a typical business memoir. It feels more like sitting across from Haresh Sippy while he tells you stories. About machines. About people. About the strange balance of being an engineer, an entrepreneur, and sometimes just a curious student of life.
He’s worn many hats. You can see it. One moment, he’s talking about building Tema India from scratch. The next, he’s musing on gratitude, innovation, even spirituality. It’s not polished like a lecture. It’s raw. Direct. Sometimes he jumps from a technical breakthrough to a personal reflection without warning. But that’s life, right? It doesn’t come in neat chapters.
What I liked most is that there’s no jargon show-off here. No “I know it all” tone. Instead, you get midnight workshop moments. Failed attempts. Eureka sparks. A man who has spent decades with heat exchangers and patents, yet still talks with humility.
And somewhere between those pages, you feel invited. Like you’re walking alongside someone who has stumbled, stood up, tried again, and kept going.
This book isn’t just about engineering or business. It’s about curiosity. Resilience. Wearing many hats and finding meaning in each.
He’s worn many hats. You can see it. One moment, he’s talking about building Tema India from scratch. The next, he’s musing on gratitude, innovation, even spirituality. It’s not polished like a lecture. It’s raw. Direct. Sometimes he jumps from a technical breakthrough to a personal reflection without warning. But that’s life, right? It doesn’t come in neat chapters.
What I liked most is that there’s no jargon show-off here. No “I know it all” tone. Instead, you get midnight workshop moments. Failed attempts. Eureka sparks. A man who has spent decades with heat exchangers and patents, yet still talks with humility.
And somewhere between those pages, you feel invited. Like you’re walking alongside someone who has stumbled, stood up, tried again, and kept going.
This book isn’t just about engineering or business. It’s about curiosity. Resilience. Wearing many hats and finding meaning in each.
August 29, 2025
This book feels like having a real conversation with someone who’s been through a lot and wants to share what they’ve learned. Haresh Sippy talks about his life as an engineer, entrepreneur, pilot, and filmmaker, and how juggling all these roles helped him grow, not just in business, but as a person.
What I liked most was how honest and down-to-earth he is. He doesn’t sugarcoat things or give quick-fix advice. Instead, he shares real stories about struggles, tough decisions, and small moments that built trust and confidence. The poems sprinkled in were unexpected but actually added a nice, personal touch.
The book covers a lot, from leadership tips and business ideas to self-care and storytelling. I found the parts about being a “devil’s advocate” and how AI can challenge your thinking pretty interesting. Also, his take on self-acknowledgment really made me stop and think.
Overall, it’s not just a book about work or success. It’s about learning to wear different hats in life without losing yourself. If you’re figuring things out or want some honest advice mixed with cool stories, this one’s worth checking out.
What I liked most was how honest and down-to-earth he is. He doesn’t sugarcoat things or give quick-fix advice. Instead, he shares real stories about struggles, tough decisions, and small moments that built trust and confidence. The poems sprinkled in were unexpected but actually added a nice, personal touch.
The book covers a lot, from leadership tips and business ideas to self-care and storytelling. I found the parts about being a “devil’s advocate” and how AI can challenge your thinking pretty interesting. Also, his take on self-acknowledgment really made me stop and think.
Overall, it’s not just a book about work or success. It’s about learning to wear different hats in life without losing yourself. If you’re figuring things out or want some honest advice mixed with cool stories, this one’s worth checking out.
September 5, 2025
Reading this book felt like listening to a mentor who has lived many lives in one. Haresh Sippy talks about his experiences as an engineer, entrepreneur, innovator, and even a filmmaker, and that variety makes the book stand out.
It didn’t feel like I was reading a straight business or technical book-instead, it was more like dipping into a collection of life lessons told through stories.
What I enjoyed most is how the author connects very different fields technology, leadership, creativity and still manages to keep the message clear. It made me realize that no matter what role we play in life, whether it’s professional or personal, the values of discipline, curiosity, and balance remain the same.
I appreciated that the book keeps things light without sounding preachy. It balances reflection with simplicity, so the ideas never felt complicated. Instead, I found myself relating parts of his journey to my own, switching between roles, adapting to challenges, and trying to stay creative in the process.
Lastly, it's a thoughtful reminder that life isn’t about wearing one hat perfectly but about learning something valuable from every role we take on.
It didn’t feel like I was reading a straight business or technical book-instead, it was more like dipping into a collection of life lessons told through stories.
What I enjoyed most is how the author connects very different fields technology, leadership, creativity and still manages to keep the message clear. It made me realize that no matter what role we play in life, whether it’s professional or personal, the values of discipline, curiosity, and balance remain the same.
I appreciated that the book keeps things light without sounding preachy. It balances reflection with simplicity, so the ideas never felt complicated. Instead, I found myself relating parts of his journey to my own, switching between roles, adapting to challenges, and trying to stay creative in the process.
Lastly, it's a thoughtful reminder that life isn’t about wearing one hat perfectly but about learning something valuable from every role we take on.
July 30, 2025
Many Hats, many insights book by Haresh Sippy is a really good non fiction read. It is divided into many parts like 'The Devil's Advocate', ' Man, life and Karma', ' Society and the world' etc. with each title consisting of several smaller headings related to the title.
The book aims at telling Haresh Sippy's teachings in an entertaining and engaging way. It tells about how each aspect of life is important and what happens when all the aspects are used in an integrated manner to achieve the best of both worlds.
This is told in the form of Tapan Ghosh , the author's alter ego's voice which helps blend the logical with the emotional, the facts with imagination, the entrepreneur with the entertainment industry etc.
The book is written in simple to understand language and gives a view of life when one learns to wear the different hats and starts living in an integrated manner. The lessons are taught through example instead of just stating them making it more interesting to read.
The title is apt and the cover is good. A good inspirational read.
The book aims at telling Haresh Sippy's teachings in an entertaining and engaging way. It tells about how each aspect of life is important and what happens when all the aspects are used in an integrated manner to achieve the best of both worlds.
This is told in the form of Tapan Ghosh , the author's alter ego's voice which helps blend the logical with the emotional, the facts with imagination, the entrepreneur with the entertainment industry etc.
The book is written in simple to understand language and gives a view of life when one learns to wear the different hats and starts living in an integrated manner. The lessons are taught through example instead of just stating them making it more interesting to read.
The title is apt and the cover is good. A good inspirational read.
August 13, 2025
Many Hats, Many Insights by Haresh Sippy is a compelling blend of personal journey and universal wisdom. Drawing on his roles as engineer, innovator, entrepreneur, and mentor, Sippy offers practical guidance on business, self-growth, health, and spirituality. His experiences provide a solid foundation for each lesson, making the book feel authentic and relatable.
The chapters are short yet meaningful, each delivering a clear takeaway without unnecessary complexity. Sippy’s writing style is straightforward, ensuring that readers from any background can grasp and apply his insights. Whether it’s leadership, adaptability, or resilience, the advice is grounded in real-world situations rather than abstract theories.
What makes the book stand out is its balance between inspiration and practicality. It encourages readers to embrace multiple roles in life without losing focus or identity. For anyone juggling diverse responsibilities, this book serves as both a mentor and a motivational companion.
The chapters are short yet meaningful, each delivering a clear takeaway without unnecessary complexity. Sippy’s writing style is straightforward, ensuring that readers from any background can grasp and apply his insights. Whether it’s leadership, adaptability, or resilience, the advice is grounded in real-world situations rather than abstract theories.
What makes the book stand out is its balance between inspiration and practicality. It encourages readers to embrace multiple roles in life without losing focus or identity. For anyone juggling diverse responsibilities, this book serves as both a mentor and a motivational companion.
August 13, 2025
The book felt like having a conversation with Haresh Sippy, a man who has truly lived many lives. He shares the wisdom gained in his life as an engineer, leader of Tema, writer, and storyteller in a very engaging manner.
What I loved most is the poetry interwoven with his stories. He highlights the importance of maintaining a good work-life balance. The writing is simple, easy to understand, and filled with valuable insights that anyone can apply, whether you’re starting your career or trying to find meaning in what you do.
The book explores a variety of themes like business, self-improvement, leadership, technology, AI, and engineering alongside real-life experiences. The poetry makes it a well-rounded read for both the mind and heart.
The message that had the most impact on me was that life is a mixture of struggles and opportunities, and the importance of discipline and positive thinking.
A must-read for anyone looking for inspiration, practical wisdom, and heartfelt storytelling.
What I loved most is the poetry interwoven with his stories. He highlights the importance of maintaining a good work-life balance. The writing is simple, easy to understand, and filled with valuable insights that anyone can apply, whether you’re starting your career or trying to find meaning in what you do.
The book explores a variety of themes like business, self-improvement, leadership, technology, AI, and engineering alongside real-life experiences. The poetry makes it a well-rounded read for both the mind and heart.
The message that had the most impact on me was that life is a mixture of struggles and opportunities, and the importance of discipline and positive thinking.
A must-read for anyone looking for inspiration, practical wisdom, and heartfelt storytelling.
August 18, 2025
Many Hats Many Insights by Haresh Sippy is an amazing book that talks about business wisdom, life philosophy, automation, and self-help. The author has shared remarkable instances along with real-life experiences, which enhance the overall meaning of the book.
I really like the poetry inscribed in between—the way it delves into depth. I just love that feeling; it is truly soothing and calming to read and to understand the essence of it.
The book is divided into different chapters such as Devil's Advocate, Man, God and Karma, Society and the World, Self Help, and Machine and Technology. Each chapter has a few poems that enhance its essence and make it more engaging.
The book is written in such a way that even a non-reader can understand it. Simple vocabulary has been used, which makes it easy to connect with. I really liked the way it has been written.
Overall, it is an amazingly written book, and I loved reading it. Though I am not much of a fan of non-fiction, this one is truly amazing and deserves all the love. I would definitely recommend it to everyone.
I really like the poetry inscribed in between—the way it delves into depth. I just love that feeling; it is truly soothing and calming to read and to understand the essence of it.
The book is divided into different chapters such as Devil's Advocate, Man, God and Karma, Society and the World, Self Help, and Machine and Technology. Each chapter has a few poems that enhance its essence and make it more engaging.
The book is written in such a way that even a non-reader can understand it. Simple vocabulary has been used, which makes it easy to connect with. I really liked the way it has been written.
Overall, it is an amazingly written book, and I loved reading it. Though I am not much of a fan of non-fiction, this one is truly amazing and deserves all the love. I would definitely recommend it to everyone.
August 30, 2025
As a college student, I found Many Hats, Many Insights by Haresh Sippy to be both inspiring and surprisingly relatable. The book blends leadership lessons, business wisdom, and life philosophy in a way that feels easy to read yet deeply meaningful. Sippy draws from his experiences as an engineer, entrepreneur, and filmmaker, sharing real stories instead of theories, whether it’s a late-night decision, a tough boardroom moment, or simple everyday actions that build trust.
What stood out most to me was the honesty of his writing. He doesn’t offer shortcuts or preach, but instead reflects on lessons from adaptability, self-belief, and the art of questioning ideas. I especially connected with his emphasis on self-acknowledgment and the balance between passion and purpose. The poems sprinkled throughout added a personal and thoughtful touch.
This book goes beyond leadership, it’s about personal growth, creativity, and resilience. For young readers like me, it feels like a conversation with a mentor, encouraging us to embrace multiple roles with confidence and adaptability.
What stood out most to me was the honesty of his writing. He doesn’t offer shortcuts or preach, but instead reflects on lessons from adaptability, self-belief, and the art of questioning ideas. I especially connected with his emphasis on self-acknowledgment and the balance between passion and purpose. The poems sprinkled throughout added a personal and thoughtful touch.
This book goes beyond leadership, it’s about personal growth, creativity, and resilience. For young readers like me, it feels like a conversation with a mentor, encouraging us to embrace multiple roles with confidence and adaptability.
July 27, 2025
4.5 ⭐️ - Many hats Many Insights by @sippyhareshk
This isn’t JUST a book, it’s a peek into the mind of a man who has worn countless roles — leader, visionary & so much more. The author of this book shares lessons which feels personal & real, rather than just corporate or peachy.
What i loved the most about this book is how it blends practical wisdom with life philosophy. This book is not only for entrepreneurs or businessmen but it’s for anyone or everyone who wants to understand how passion & adaptability can shape a fulfilling life.
The writing feels authentic, almost like sitting next to someone who has went through so much in their life and then them sharing about their wisdoms & what they’ve learned so far from life.
If you enjoy books that inspire without being overwhelming, that gives you real life lessons instead of just theories then i highly recommend this book to you. It’s worth pickup up.
This isn’t JUST a book, it’s a peek into the mind of a man who has worn countless roles — leader, visionary & so much more. The author of this book shares lessons which feels personal & real, rather than just corporate or peachy.
What i loved the most about this book is how it blends practical wisdom with life philosophy. This book is not only for entrepreneurs or businessmen but it’s for anyone or everyone who wants to understand how passion & adaptability can shape a fulfilling life.
The writing feels authentic, almost like sitting next to someone who has went through so much in their life and then them sharing about their wisdoms & what they’ve learned so far from life.
If you enjoy books that inspire without being overwhelming, that gives you real life lessons instead of just theories then i highly recommend this book to you. It’s worth pickup up.
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