
Decoding Success doesn’t feel like a typical self-help book about achieving more—it actually questions what we mean by “success” in the first place. While reading, I realized how much of our idea of success comes from comparison, social pressure, and external validation. The book challenges this very directly, which can feel a bit uncomfortable at times, but also very honest. What stood out to me ...

I saw this book on a railway station book store. And It has been the best purchase of my life. Instead of just mentioning tricks, This book gives a detailed analysis on the topic and tells us how to think on this matter and brings us to a stage that we ourselves start solving our problems and start giving our life a good direction....

To be honest, this is my first book by Acharya Prashant. The topic of “success” has been so overused in marketing and milked by countless authors that the word itself started to feel like a scam to me. I usually avoid books with such titles, assuming they’ll offer the same old cliché advice. But having come across Acharya Prashant’s talks on other life topics—and being deeply impacted by his per...

Personally for me this book has been a saviour. It has changed my perception about the world, what it means to derive meaning in this world, and what is REAL success. It has been most of all very relieving to read this book because it has made me leave my notions of what worldly success means and what I should do to achieve it. It has also made me more curious about myself rather outside world. ...