Think Like Virat Kohli: The Champion’s Mindset for Everyday Success [By Ajay]

Nothing here feels overly complicated, which is probably one of the book's strengths. The lessons around accountability, focus and maintaining high standards are applicable to leadership as much as they are to sport. A good choice for someone who enjoys practical books on performance and personal growth.

What I found interesting was the emphasis on discipline over motivation. The same principle applies in business—results usually come from doing the right things consistently, especially when nobody is watching. A thoughtful read for anyone managing teams, building a company, or working toward demanding goals.

There is a useful business lesson running through the book: talent gets attention, but sustained performance requires discipline. That idea translates surprisingly well from sport to leadership and professional life. An easy read, but one that gives you a few things to think about after you finish it.

Success is usually discussed in terms of results, but this book spends more time looking at the mindset behind those results. The connection between sport, pressure, preparation, and professional performance makes the book interesting beyond its cricket angle. I particularly enjoyed the sections around staying focused when things don't go according to plan.

Virat Kohli's career provides a good backdrop for discussing ambition, setbacks and personal standards. The book doesn't try to make success look effortless, which I appreciated. Several of the ideas around preparation and consistency are equally relevant to building a career or running a business. A fairly quick read with some useful takeaways.