
3 Books That Changed My Life: 7 Habits, Good to Great, and Grit
There are moments in life, and then there are moments that change your life.
Thoughts and articles from my Substack.

There are moments in life, and then there are moments that change your life.

Why the world’s greatest business faced the ultimate Innovator’s Dilemma—and how the "Elephant" finally learned to dance.

I bought the Taylor 110ce a few months ago, and after putting it through its paces, I finally understand why it’s consistently called the ultimate “workhorse” guitar.

Alhamdulillah... One by one, the dream come true. The Dream Car has arrived at December 6, 2025! Tesla Model Y 🙏🥹✔️

It's not a traditional story but a manifesto, arguing that the key to a thriving, innovative company lies in a "high-freedom" culture built on trust, transparency, and data.

"The Everything Store" chronicles the remarkable rise of Amazon and its founder, Jeff Bezos.

The film "Air" chronicles the audacious, career-defining gamble of Nike's fledgling basketball division in 1984.

"Shoe Dog" is a deeply personal memoir by Nike co-founder Phil Knight, chronicling the company's tumultuous journey from its inception as Blue Ribbon Sports to becoming a global powerhouse.

Mo Gawdat, a former chief business officer at Google [X], embarked on a journey to understand happiness from an engineer's perspective after realizing his own profound unhappiness despite his success.

Grit isn't an innate trait you're born with but a quality that can be consciously cultivated by anyone willing to develop their interests, practice with discipline, connect with a higher purpose.

This tale of survival against impossible odds culminates in a profound choice: between a brutal, realistic account of his ordeal and a fantastical, more meaningful story involving the animals.

The most important truths in life are not perceived by the eyes, but are felt through connection, love, and imagination.

The Deceptive Simplicity of a Shepherd's Journey. Paulo Coelho's "The Alchemist" is a story that resonates with the dreamer in all of us.

I am a fan of “Building Your Second Brain” by Thiago Forte.

The most vital element in determining your fit with a company is its CULTURE." ~ Doddi

being able to effectively navigate situations where information is incomplete, unclear, or constantly changing

the profound strength of two guiding principles that I always hold: grit and kindness.