Hi All,
Here I list down all the books that I have read so far. I will not discuss in detail now, but later if time permits then I will do so.
Design. (or Related to)
1. Elements of Design.
The brain behind this book taught many people about design and it was the dawn of industrial design, died before she wrote a book on that . Later her students got together discussed, compiled and published the book.
In this book, the elements of industrial design are discussed in detail.
2. Art of Innovation.
3. Ten Faces of Innovation.
4. Draw on the Right Side of your Brain.
Using this you can become a good artist within a short time. The author even conducts courses and will make you from a average artist to a good artist. And then with practice you can become much better artist and use that artistic skills to excel in your field ( for conveying ideas, presentation, or just enjoy art)
5. Design sketching.
In this the author teaches you how to create simple concept sketches and put your idea onto a paper and which can be communicated better. And then taking it to next level by showing details of the product.
6. Hands-on systematic innovation.
Management.
1. Fifth Discipline. (Peter Senge)
This book is about how a learning organisation should be. And how to make an organisation adaptable to market and how to keep it alive against all the odds that exist in the unforgiving market place.
2. Innovator's Dilemma.
How disruptive technologies are created and how it goes unidentified and when it becomes noticeable it would be too late for the competitor company.
3. Good to Great.
What is the way to take our company from a good to great. How other companies have done that.
4. Toyota Way.
How Toyota has emerged as the industry leader. This book also summarises the 14 principles that are imbibed in their culture that is the main backbone of the Toyota way.
5. Talent is overrated.
This book discusses about the debate that " is talent really inborn gift to some selected individuals or can it be attained by anyone through a proper guided training.
6. Mastering the Rockefeller Habits.
How Rockefeller built such a big empire. And how we can learn to build a better organisation by following his habits.
7. Blue ocean strategies.
8. The Tipping Point
9. The dysfunctional team.
Self Help or Inspirational.
1. Who will cry when you die. (Robin Sharma)
2. You can Win. (Shiv Khera)
3. Monk who sold his ferrari. (Robin Sharma)
4. Greatness Guide (Robin Sharma)
5. Greatness Guide 2 (Robin Sharma)
6. Tough Times never Last but tough people do (Robert H. Schuller)
7. Rich dad poor dad (Robert Kiyosaki)
8. Who Moved My Cheese.
Biography
1. Thomas Alva Edison
2. Charles Darwin
3. Henry Ford
4. Lee Iacocca
5. Sir Richard Branson - Screw it Let's do it.
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