I believe that Evenings are Special.In the mornings, we can be students in a college or employees in a company, but The Evenings are irrevocably our own.Our time to Think, Reflect, Act.
Hi There, Welcome to The Evening Project.
If you're visiting here for the first time, this page will give you a quick tour and show you around.
I have also shared some of my Best Resources and most Useful Links to help you get started.
I am thrilled to have you here.
First of all, I want to Thank You sincerely for checking out my work. It means a lot to me.
For some reason, you have decided to invest your most valuable resource – your time – on my website. Hence, it becomes my responsibility now, to make sure that you get an above average return on your investment.
So, let me go head and explain how I plan to do that.
Crowdsourcing Wisdom and Connecting the Dots.
Shane Parish of Farnam Street, one of my role models, calls this as “Mastering the best of what other people have already figured out.”
I like to take it a step further.
I research, digest, and experiment with Established Wisdom to Connect the Dots and build a Personal Knowledge Repository that can help us apply the Correct Mental Models to our most common problems and challenges.
Find learnings and insights on different topics in the following broad areas:
Weekly dose of Brain Food delivered right to your Inbox.
Every Sunday, I send out a newsletter which is a brief compilation of value adding content that can help you grow and improve.
It usually consists of best articles from around the web, podcasts, talks, book recommendations and interviews of successful people.
To learn more about this, click here.
Recommended Reading List and Book Summaries.
One of the best ways to grow and improve is by reading what others have already seemed to figure out.
Here, I list out books that have the power to change your life and shift the way you think.
I keep updating this page regularly. To check out the list, click here.
The Core Principles - My North Star
Viktor Frankl, a Nazi Concentration Camp Survivor and the author of the book Man’s Search for Meaning said that
“He who has a WHY to live, can bear almost any How.”
My core principles reflect my WHY.
They reflect what I believe in, what I think about, and what I strive to achieve in my life.
To check out The Evening Project Principles, click here.
Story Behind The Evening Project
If I am expecting you to trust me with your time and energy, it’s only fair that you get to know what my background is and where I come from.
I also talk about what motivated me to start The Evening Project and what I want my readers to know as the main author and curator of this blog.
To know more about me and the story behind The Evening Project, click here.