The Everything Store is a book about the founding of Amazon which is the world’s biggest online store founded by Jeff Bezos who is now also the world’s richest man with a net

Arnold Schwarzenegger is one of the most impressive and fascinating people I have read about. He came to the United States of America from Austria and then become the greatest bodybuilder of all

One of the coolest apps that I have discovered this year is the Airr Audio podcast app. It is so good that I switched from the amazing feature rich Pocketcast app. It’s main

Bill Gates is one of the most fascinating people on the world. He founded Microsoft to revolutionize the way people think and interact with technology making him the richest man on the planet.

I used to feel that change was bad. I used to look back and old pictures, videos and notes and think “Oh wow that was cringe. I wish I wasn’t like that a

I have been reading the book How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie and binge watching lecture videos and interviews about Cliff Weitzman who is a CEO of a company

This post was originally published in my email newsletter, Sunday Stories.

Have you ever wanted to read something but experienced problems with reading or did not have the time in your day to read?

Becoming is the memoir of Michelle Obama, the First African American First Lady of the United States of America.

The Ride of a Lifetime is a memoir by the CEO of Disney, Bob Iger. I listened to this at 3x speed on Libby, learned many lessons and got a tiny glimpse into

The main idea that Donald J Trump shares in this book is to be confident and to not be scared even if you are sure that you are going to fail.

I realised something this week that was really weird. I had quit watching youtube videos and I did not even realise it.

For the first time, I am writing this blog post in my local note-taking app. I used to use wordpress to write my blogs and “design” my site using cool free themes that

Everyone loves Harry Potter but sometimes you think the decisions that Harry makes are weird and irrational. There’s where Harry Potter and the methods of rationality comes in. This is a Harry Potter

I have seen Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell being quoted many times for its 10,000 hour rule to master a skill and I was intrigued. The Wikipedia description convinced me further. “In Outliers, Gladwell

This post was inspired by Derek Sivers. Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, Samsung. What do they all have in common? They all have your data.

Every other month, Tech Twitter finds a brand new note-taking application that is clearly better than all others. However, about once a year there is a king of Note-Taking applications. Last year it

I have recently started my weekly email newsletter called “Sunday Stories” which you can sign up for and view previous issues here.

Nowadays everyone interested in productivity is looking for the next great note-taking app. Forget building a second brain in Notion or personal knowledge management system in Evernote. Roam Research is the cool kid

Rating: 5/5 Recommendation: READ ALL NINE BOOKS Intro Wow. Just wow. I finished reading this book half an hour ago and I have been day dreaming since. It is that weird feeling you

Yes, I know it has only been a few days since the previous one but here I am again. I will now be structuring these newsletter-esque posts due to popular demand. By that

I have fallen into the world of iPhone home screen set-ups. Yes, this is different from my usual posts because I have more free time due to the current lockdown for Covid-19. I

We are living in history now. I have always wondered how it would feel like to live during a major historical event. I remember binge reading books about the middle-ages, plague and world

No this isn’t primary school and we are not learning about the magic that happens when you rub your hands together (It still is pretty cool though). This article is about actual friction

Well Covid-19 has been spreading at a much faster rate now. Although numbers are irrelevant due to the limitations of testing kits, countries hiding numbers, number of mild carriers, number of asymptomatic and

You have probably had a moment in your life where you wanted to buy something that would without a doubt change your life for the better and that would allow you to be

Most of the people you know probably used to read tons of books when they were around a decade old, devouring books like Harry Potter, Geronimo Stilton or some other fiction book.

This blog post is a bit different from the usual insanely original insightful productivity, life advice blog that I publish. I decided to write about a niche that I decided to dwell into

Thoughts about the book So far when I read books about a certain company or about how to start a business, it starts off as a story of a brilliant idea by the

The One Percent Rule is something that I learnt when reading the book Atomic Habits by author James Clear. The One Percent Rule is when you start implementing healthy habits in your life

Compression vs Context is something that I stumbled upon when reading a Praxis Blog Post about Progressive Summarization.

The idea for this blog post came from the realization that I like most other people consume a lot of content daily. I listen to audiobooks and podcasts, watch YouTube videos and documentaries,

Minimalism. The Disciplined Pursuit of Less. Less is More. The Vital Few VS The Trivial Many. Minimalism is a topic that is trending nowadays on the internet with many people showing their total

What are Habits? According to Google, a habit is a routine of behavior that is repeated regularly and tends to occur subconsciously. There have been many books written extensively about this topic.

I recently started reading Happy by Derren Brown which explores the idea of being happy in today’s society. The book starts off with the concept that we are each the product of the

“I did not have time to do my homework” is one excuse that teachers would have heard multiple times throughout their career or you may have even used during school. However, when you

Imagine you are the person who is known for your academic achievements and you do poorly for your exam… How do you deal with this…

I first discovered the Distraction Free iPhone through the book Make Time by Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky through the Bookworm Podcast by Joe and Mike.

Make Time is another one of those epic productivity books like Getting Things Done by David Allen or Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport.

Today, I would like to share a parable ( a simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson ) that I first found out about in The 4-Hour Workweek which is

Have you ever realised that our mobile phones are like slotmachines in our pockets. The moment you open your phone, all your apps are inviting you to click on them due to the

I recently stumbled upon Ali Abdaal’s newsletter where he wrote about a concept named the ‘Value of Delight’.

Hey friends, Welcome to my new blog. My name is the Sharvenium and I will be writing blogs at least once a week from today to share epic ideas. Having a website where