
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho is undoubtedly a winner. Little difficult to understand because the writing style is highly philosophical and symbolic.. perfect for my reading taste. The book carries dozens of learnings under the layers of text. Pick up those which are practical or your favorites and it will be easy for you to remember those key learning points. I have always believed that whatever God decides for you is for your own best, the only thing to call for help and listen to him - "when you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it." The lessons learnt in addition to the one described are numerous.. focus, determination, understanding and analyzing situations, learn from nature, loving HIM the most, lessons are endless, so the task of listing 'em all is kinda impossible. This book is such that whenever you'll flip and read through its pages, you will learn something new than before for sure!
Dus ke Dus le gaye dil, although the title sounds pretty cheap but the contestants are from Indian Idol and Fame Gurukul, playing their part for a noble cause which is collecting funds through public votes for Indian Earthquake relief efforts. By now, you should have known that I am a sucker for these musical indian reality shows.. maybe because I am a big reality tv buff and great hindi music fan. If you 'confused desis' act as if hindi music isn't that cool or worth listening then losers phleeazze stop faking it! But during all these shows, the only thing which makes me extremely angry and disappointed is the indian public. Seriously they don't know how to respect their own talent.
I personally don't like changes which involve risks like a bad hair cut. But I finally gathered courage to get a new hairstyle because I knew it couldn't get worst than my previous one. I got a scissor cut, then came the specs after and eye test and I lost few pounds too so you can see it is a complete makeover.