Why climb the ladder gradually when you can rise in a jetpack?
Think bigger. Move faster. Lead sooner.
Leapfrog is a hands-on workbook for aspiring young leaders who want break the shackles and are done waiting for their turn. Packed with stories, & anecdotes it has smart prompts, exercises, and real-world hacks that will teach you six game-changing practices.
Learn how to build grit, outsmart your own bad habits, admit what you don’t know, mash up ideas across fields, mute the noise, and think like an entrepreneur.
At the centre of all this is your Personal Journey Map—a blueprint which will help you understand where you are, where you aspire to be, and how to get there.
No theory … Just action … Your leadership gym starts here
‘This essential 3-book box set by renowned thinker Nassim Nicholas Taleb brings together three of the most influential works ever written on uncertainty, risk, and decision-making. Challenging conventional wisdom, these books question our assumptions about prediction, control, and success in a complex, unpredictable world.
Included Titles
• Fooled by Randomness
A sharp and often provocative examination of how chance, luck, and probability distort human judgment and perceptions of success.
• The Black Swan
A groundbreaking study of rare, high-impact events that reshape history, markets, and societies—often in ways we fail to anticipate.
• Antifragile A powerful argument for why certain systems, ideas, and individuals benefit from volatility, uncertainty, and disorder rather than being harmed by them.
Why Collect This Box Set
• Presents Taleb’s core intellectual framework across three connected works
• Foundational reading on probability, risk, and complex systems
• Widely influential in economics, finance, investing, policy, and strategy
• Encourages clearer thinking and better decision-making under uncertainty
• Designed for serious readers seeking long-term insight and reference
This Nassim Nicholas Taleb box set offers a rigorous lens through which to understand—and navigate—the unpredictable forces shaping the modern world.
Long before European ships dominated the Indian Ocean, traders and travellers from the Indian subcontinent were already navigating its vast waters. In search of profit, adventure, and knowledge, their journeys shaped how Indians evolved as a society, what they consumed in their material lives, and how and why they produced and circulated oceanic knowledge.
Indians in the Ocean explores the ocean’s role in shaping the economic and cultural histories of the subcontinent between the tenth and sixteenth centuries. Drawing on a rich array of historical sources in many languages, it reconstructs the experiences of people from the region who travelled, traded, and participated in the global economy at a time when the oceans formed the principal highways linking countries and communities across continents.
Why are some people and organizations consistently more successful than others?
At its core, the answer is strategy. A good strategy makes the difference between a winning company and a bankrupt one. Billions of dollars and millions of hours of work are spent on crafting strategies for companies. But what about individuals?
Strategy for Life distills decades of experience into a step-by-step guide for professionals, creatives, entrepreneurs and leaders who want to take charge of their own lives. It equips you with the tools to navigate – and thrive – in times of disruption, uncertainty, and opportunity. Through clear, easy-to-apply frameworks, the book helps design, plan and live the life you want to live.
How does someone come up with an insane, audacious idea? Does an idea descend upon us like a bolt of genius, or something deep within us lights a spark of madness? The book highlights 15 key business ideation techniques that will be useful for readers who want to come up with a cool business idea. Importantly it will also help them embrace a mindset of probing, of exploring, and of questioning.
What could possibly connect the grim statistic of ten daily deaths on Mumbai’s railway tracks with a breezy, 30-second ad encouraging us to reach for a salad instead of fries, and to the research of Richard Thaler, the Nobel Prize-winning pioneer of behavioral economics? These questions form the beating heart of MicroStimuli, a book that offers a revolutionary perspective on behavioral change. This book brings together research across disciplines to present a unified concept of MicroStimuli, not merely in theory but with robust case studies. It demonstrates how MicroStimuli, as small, precise behavioral triggers, can help policymakers, businesses, and individuals drive meaningful change in areas where conventional approaches have fallen short.
Building a career in content creation may seem daunting, but it is far more achievable than most realize. Creating monetizable content is 100% a learned skill, one that anyone can master by using the right framework and having clear sense of purpose.
From Creator to Crorepati offers a no-nonsense guide to navigating the creator economy, explaining what works, what doesn’t, and how to start turning content into income.
A monumental intellectual history of the pivotal figure of Hindu nationalism .
Vinayak Damodar Savarkar (1883–1966) was an intellectual, ideologue, and anticolonial nationalist leader in India’s struggle for independence from British colonial rule, one whose anti-Muslim writings exploited India’s tensions in pursuit of Hindu majority rule. Savarkar and the Making of Hindutva is the first comprehensive intellectual history of one of the most contentious political thinkers of the twentieth century.
Janaki Bakhle examines the full range of Savarkar’s voluminous writings in his native language of Marathi, from political and historical works to poetry, essays, and speeches. She reveals the complexities in the various positions he took as a champion of the beleaguered Hindu community, an anticaste progressive, an erudite if polemical historian, a pioneering advocate for women’s dignity, and a patriotic poet. This critical examination of Savarkar’s thought shows that Hindutva is as much about the aesthetic experiences that have been attached to the idea of India itself as it is a militant political program that has targeted the Muslim community in pursuit of power in postcolonial India.
By bringing to light the many legends surrounding Savarkar, Bakhle shows how this figure from a provincial locality in colonial India rose to world-historical importance. Savarkar and the Making of Hindutva also uncovers the vast hagiographic literature that has kept alive the myth of Savarkar as a uniquely brave, brilliant, and learned revolutionary leader of the Hindu nation.
In a world that constantly urges us to search for answers from elusive role models, what if the insights we seek already reside within us? Each of us has been blessed with a life-giving force capable of huge potential – but how do we tap this to create positive impact and lead happier and more fulfilling lives?
Through seven thoughtfully crafted practices, The Inspired Leader offers a roadmap to accessing and experiencing this vital power, allowing ordinary people to achieve extraordinary impact.
Unlike most entrepreneurship books that focus on venture-backed startups, this work examines the journey of creating sustainable, profitable companies through bootstrapping. What sets this book apart is its focus on “upstart” companies—traditional businesses that succeed through incremental innovations and operational excellence rather than disruptive technology. This represents a massive but often overlooked opportunity in India’s growth story. With India’s growing economy creating unprecedented opportunities for such businesses, this book fills a crucial gap in entrepreneurship literature focused on the Indian context.
