Favorite Books Archives

Essential Tools, Resources And Services From My Toolbox (Updated 2026)

February 17, 2026February 27, 2014 by Kumar Gauraw

Over the past several years, I have trained hundreds of students in AI technologies, personally tested more than 200 AI tools, and published a 238-page AI Tools Guide to help people cut through the noise. My company, Krishna Worldwide LLC, is 100% focused on AI-driven transformation for individuals and businesses.

This is my personal toolbox. Every tool on this page is here because I either use it regularly, teach it in my courses, or believe you are genuinely missing out if you have not tried it.

I have organized everything by category, starting with what I consider the most important shift happening in AI right now: Agentic AI.

Bookmark this page. I update it as the landscape evolves.

The Top 15 Personal Development Books You Must Read

January 28, 2014July 26, 2013 by Kumar Gauraw

One thing I absolutely take seriously is to begin the day with gratitude. This is the most powerful way I have found to prepare for the day after getting up.

Another thing I do in the morning to at least take 15-20 minutes to read a few pages from one of my favorite personal development books. Not just once, I have read some of these books several times and I love to go back to them whenever I get the opportunity. Interestingly, my reading habit helps me feel even more grateful and be more intentional about my life.

Book Review: Bypassing NO In Business – Selling Your Ideas With Ease

February 4, 2013November 30, 2012 by Kumar Gauraw

Just a few weeks after I had finished reading and writing my book review on the awesome Go for No! Yes is the Destination, No is How You Get There, I had an opportunity to grab a copy of Bypassing NO in Business – Selling Your Ideas with Ease, an awesome new book by Vincent Harris and Harlan H. Goerger full of new body language and influence strategies to eliminate or reduce resistance to anything.

I love to read the research reports and I am very impressed at the first sight when I found out that this book was based on a 20 years of research work. And true to the claim, the book has distinct 30 new ideas spread across it’s well organized 30 little chapters with amazing illustrations.