Author: Sekar Writes
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Review and Summary: The First Rule of Mastery
Master personal growth by conquering FOPO (fear of other people’s opinions) with the support of well-researched psychological insights.
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Building Empathy and Understanding through Non-Fiction Books
in BlogBooks help us understand others better. Find quotes from non-fiction authors to gain wisdom in handling judgment and empathy in your life.
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Review and Summary: All in Her Head
Discover women’s mistreatment in societal norms that prioritize beauty over well-being has led to medical struggles.
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Refreshing Quotes and Books to Redefine Life Goals
in BlogEscape life’s frenzy, discover the pitfalls of fixating on goals, and redefine life goals through insightful quotes from non-fiction books.
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Research Inspiration: Books and Quotes for Scientists
in BlogA collection of inspirational quotes from well-known researchers and scholars to fuel your academic journey.
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Review and Summary: Why We Die
Venki Ramakrishnan covers the science of aging and mortality, examining the genetic program of life and exploring efforts to extend lifespan.
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Book Blogging Roadmap: From Reading to Writing
Manage your blog’s book reviews with simple note-taking, Notion organization, blog drafting, and Wordpress posting.
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Review and Summary: Determined
Determined discusses the concept of why free will might not exist and how we can optimize our lives in light of this understanding.
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Book Tracks: My Reading and Note-Taking Guide
A guide on enhancing your reading experience: finding book recommendations, using digital reading tools, and smart note-taking.
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Review and Summary: Probably Overthinking It
Probably Overthinking It merges math, statistics, and real-life problems, proving the practicality of math in decision-making.
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Review: It’s Okay to Be Angry About Capitalism
Insights on US wealth disparity, activism, and political reform. Ideal for understanding Sanders’ approach to transforming America.
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Review and Summary: Salt, Fat, Acid, and Heat
Understand the crucial elements of cooking: salt, fat, acid, and heat, along with the ‘why’ behind cooking step, to elevate your cooking skills.
