13 Steps to Bloody Good Luck (English, Paperback, Sanghi Ashwin)
13 Steps to Bloody Good Luck (English, Paperback, Sanghi Ashwin)
- Language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- Publisher: Westland Books Pvt Ltd
- Genre: Self-Help
- ISBN: 9789384030575, 9789384030575
- Pages: 184
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Ashwin Sanghi reveals a surefire way to improve your life with The 13 Steps to Bloody Good Luck.
Summary of the Book
Life isn’t always easy. There are people who seem to drive through it with hard work and talent. There are others who just fall by the wayside. Then there are those who seem to find luck wherever they go. They seem to have some mysterious way of attracting luck, empowering them in all that they do. But is it possible to attract luck? Is there some way of training ourselves to become lucky? In this book, Ashwin Sanghi reveals that luck isn’t a fickle mistress always on the run. She’s well within reach, if you know where to look. He brings together several anecdotes and narratives incorporating personal experiences and vignettes which show readers how to tap into this mysterious fountain of luck. He gives readers a brand new image of what it means to be lucky and shows them how to become successful by finding luck no matter what they do. If luck has seemed to be in short supply in your life, this is the book for you!
About Ashwin Sanghi
Ashwin Sanghi is a bestselling Indian writer. He is known for his books: The Rozabal Line, Chanakya’s Chant and The Krishna Key. He has also co-written Private India with James Patterson.
Sanghi received the Vodafone-Crossword Popular Choice Award and he was included in Forbes’ Celebrity India list. A student of the Cathedral & John Connon school, Mumbai and St. Xavier's college, Mumbai, Sanghi completed his postgraduate education at Yale. He is currently based in Mumbai, where he lives with his family.
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This is so so read !
I expected this book to be of solid concepts of luck with some scientific backing but all it does is give anecdotes without telling how to apply in real life situations.
This book is good for those who's new to self-help but for regular readers it's not worth.Everybody knows what attitude they need to change to improve but what they really need is application.
I would suggest ...
Sudheer Nalla
Certified Buyer, Bangalore
Feb, 2015
13 Steps to Bloody Good Luck
We will be given an over view of many interesting things through many anecdotes.
I found it to be interesting. A very good book and interesting book with interesting information.Thank you FlipKart for your super fast delivery..:)
Siri Subrahmanyam Vadlamani
Certified Buyer, Warangal
Nov, 2014
Everything in the world is luck
Mandakini
Aug, 2016
A good one
Janmejay H Thakker
Certified Buyer, Secunderabad
Jul, 2015
Inspirational book
Ashwin Sanghi has been very detailed in this work of his. He has penned down how people should be successful. He has actually been able to coinage in a very well fashion the things to be done to ...
Soumyashubha Ghosh
Certified Buyer, Kolkata
Jul, 2015
A Good Piece...
Ashutosh Dash
Certified Buyer, Bhubaneswar
Jun, 2015
go for it
rama
Certified Buyer, East Godavari
Feb, 2015
Good one...
Vishwas Madaan
Certified Buyer, Sonipat
Jan, 2015
Book Review : 13 Steps to bloody good luck. Ashwin Sanghi
Triskaideaphobia – the fear of number 13, is rampant in hotel rooms, in aeroplane flight seatings, in the quest for ‘auspicious days’ and in Friday the 13th.
Ashwin Sanghi deliberately flaunts ‘13 rules’ as a thumbs down for superstition. He re-defines luck from ‘chance’ to ‘choice’ and from ‘destiny’ to ‘definitely achievable’, from ‘trial and error’ to ‘trainable’ and from ‘probable’ to ‘practical’.
Genre: Non-Fiction. 13 stepsto bloody good luck
Pros: Sanghi quotes ...
shinde sweety
Certified Buyer, Mumbai
Jan, 2015
Why I didn't think of it before
Sudipto Das
Certified Buyer, Ghaziabad
Jan, 2015
