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Some of my friends suggested me the book 'The Monk who sold his Ferrari' by Robin Sharma.They said it'll help me think clearly to take specific decisions and become a part of de elite group.hmm..talking of elite groups am reminded of those perfectly dressed gentlemen...u know like the ones in the OCM ad..but I guess everybody loves Raymond(s)..Reid and Taylor is a gud pick too am especially captivated by the logos and the marketing strategies of these big shots..oh yeah then then there is Louis Philippe-The Upper Crest..neat embroidery...but gosh!! what was i talking abt..God grant me ur Will & Grace... oops...ahem... totally lost in space ...whosh... feels like Malcolm in the middle..:(

Got it.....well books!!Nowadays ppl end up piling up a lotta books on Selfimprovement, home-improvement, how to stay smiling [u r on Candid camera dah! Yep picked it from Michelle in Full house :) whose line is it anyway?], eat healthy stay healthy...and what not.
Reading a book is like engaging in a deep conversation with the author. Eventually as we read we go through a number of arguments, reminiscence, doubts, resolutions, objections,realisations....but what really stands out is the ability within us to walk the talk. The essence of the book should blend with the personality...then u'd sure end up as an amazing (r)ace in whatever u do. The greatest advantage of reading is that u can just close the book
when u feel like.... choose when u want to listen to it..isn't that enuf space fothinking..Cooool....Wokay let me accept it..it is just not only about books and reading…usually end up saying the darndest things ..(hoo that’s Bill Cosby,one heck of a host) when I terribly miss somethin….oh YES! I MISS watchin Star World,Zee café,CNN-IBN,AXN..etc hmmm those sitcoms…here am I spending all my evenings sitting in front of my comp :) …wish life changes a bit….30 seconds to fun (fame) ;)