Think about all the numbers you are comfortable with, numbers from which you can get to other numbers with ease. Your map of numbers is this network. What can you do with your map of numbers? Increase your confidence at school or work, use numbers as helpers to make sense of day-to-day tradeoffs, even look for comfort in difficult times. Click here to learn more…
Here it is, the cover of my coming book about numbers…
If numbers have ever felt stressful…
If you’ve found yourself avoiding them…
If you’ve ever wanted to make better decisions using numbers without becoming a mathematician…
Then you will probably enjoy this one. A book about understanding numbers the same way we understand words, pictures, and stories: through experience.
A book about how numbers connect to one another.
A book about how they shape the decisions we make every day. And how understanding them can help us make better ones.
Yes, it’s been far too long since I posted… I did face some personal headwinds, but I’m glad to resurface here. I’m focused on my first self-help book, centered on a new way of looking at numbers.
If this seems interesting, here are a few quick tips to improve your comfort level with numbers: https://authordebroy.com/giveaway/
Well, it has been a while since the last blog post, but plenty has been going on.
A few months ago, I joined Lucia Matuonto on the Relatable Voice podcast for a discussion about books and chess (subject of my first novel, Checkmate). I thoroughly enjoyed the conversation, and I am happy to share the link with you:
Meanwhile, I’m preparing to launch Checkmate outside the Indian subcontinent. A lot more to come on this topic…
