What's a book/movie or TV show that has had a big impact on you, and why?
Udayraj Parmar
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About me - Film 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.' Its exploration of love, memory, and the human condition deeply resonated with me, challenging my perceptions and inspiring introspection.
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Power of Now from Echart Tolle, which covers life changing observations and anecdotes, before that reading, I was not aware or paying attention that much on what details "now" contains
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1) Wolf of Wall Street. I have watched it 15 times or more. Learned how much money could change people.
2) WeCrashed. Learned that ambitious and charismatic founder can blur VC’s eyes on bad business model and get rid of it after failing with big check (like 548 millions)
Im a fan of films and series. Can go further, but this is what I remember now.
Breaking Bad had a massive impact on me. Since watching Breaking Bad, I always keep a plan B.
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Book: Building a StoryBrand.
The book taught me how to guide a client from capturing his attention to delivering value through a service/product. Also very useful for the creation of landing pages, copywriting, etc. Combining this book with "Sell!" by Dale Carnegie will give you an amazing mix of knowledge on Marketing, Story Telling, Copywriting, and Sales.
Book: What Is Man? by Mark Twain- had a huge impact on my perspective of human relationships
Movie: Mr. Nobody- it allowed me to see that each of our decisions can change the course of our lives in an incredible way and it made me mindful
Books : I Had a Black Dog, The Metamorphosis
Movie : Tamil movie, 'Iyarkai'.
Zero to One by Peter Thiel and The Four Steps to The Epiphany by Steve Blank.
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One book that has had a significant impact is "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee. The novel explores themes of racism, social inequality, and justice, through the eyes of a young girl growing up in the Southern United States during the 1930s. The book's poignant portrayal of the struggle for racial justice and the importance of standing up for what is right has resonated with readers around the world for decades. Many people have found the book to be both inspiring and thought-provoking, prompting them to reflect on their own beliefs and values.
One movie that truly left a lasting impact on me is "Dead Poets Society." The portrayal of a teacher inspiring students to think freely and embrace their passions resonated deeply. The film emphasized the importance of individuality and seizing the moment. I would love to watch something similar, any recommendations? Besides, I finally bought and set up my Firestick with with website https://www.firestickhow.com/. It actually provides plenty of great tips so take note.