Inconspicuously Human

350.00

  • Language: English
  • Binding: Hardbound
  • Publisher: The Alcove Publishers
  • Pages: 150
  • ISBN: 9788195173037
  • Author: Uday Singh
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ABOUT THE BOOK

When the seats finally became available, after a tiring standing-room-only ride in the crowded subway train, why did the woman in high heels choose not to sit down while her 10yearold did? When made to compete in the kids’ activity of arranging wood blocks one on top of another, why did one manager falter at just 5 blocks while another managed to stack up an impressive 20? Are we able to learn things, like swimming or riding a bicycle, without any memory of having undergone such learning?

Do we impose limits and restrictions on our own selves that we may not even be aware of? How is our inability to recognize such self-imposed limits related to fleas? For happiness, is it good to be the big fish in a small pond or go for bigger oceans? How does the culture of a society constrain its very members that it is intended to help? Why did the family, across generations, always clip the turkey’s wings while cooking a festival feast?

If those questions got you intrigued, piqued your curiosity, and hastened your pulse with excitement, then this book is for you. This book covers those and a slew of other questions that shed light onto what constrains people, what motivates them, and ultimately what makes them happy.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Uday is a philosopher, an economist, and an engineer with a firm belief in the progressive march of humanity towards a better and brighter future. He is the author of the bestselling thrillerPokhran. He has traveled and lived across continents and countries, and has benefited greatly from his mixed heritage with regards to understanding the impact of different cultures on people. Among other things, he used to be a management consultant with McKinsey & Co. and holds his Master of Business Administration from Columbia University.

For his work, he has consulted and advised politicians, heads of corporations, and senior leaders of companies. Those experiences and learning are reflected in his stories and his books. While not writing, he works at an investment bank in New York City and lives with his family in Princeton, New Jersey.

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