Mondays @ 7

by Aseem Dhru

In the busyness of life, thought bubbles that may make you pause and reflect. Life is an opportunity, a possibility and we are free to live as we choose. Let’s examine our choices and their consequences. Through 260+ posts, the author shares reflections on diverse topics like astronomy, music, finance, psychology, and more—blending personal observations with professional insights. These writings, often crafted amidst the hum of everyday life, have sparked meaningful discussions, transcended platforms, and been translated into multiple languages. What makes Mondays @ 7 special is its a two-way dialogue with readers, enriched by their feedback and perspectives. From viral WhatsApp forwards to thoughtful critiques to encouragement and appreciations, this collection is a testament to the power of shared ideas and human connection. Dive into this treasure trove of wisdom, humor, and curiosity. Perfect for readers who value thought-provoking reflections, this book will leave you inspired to explore the world with fresh eyes.

408 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 11, 2025

Reviews

[Abhishek Dafria · Rating 3 out of 5]

Aseem Dhru’s attempt to carve a book out of his otherwise popular posts on Linkedin lands quite well. He covers a wide range of topics - most of them will make you pause and think on the message that is being communicated. You may agree, you may disagree, and that is what such a book is meant to evoke - a thought, an emotion, a discussion. The connections to mythology, poems, movies - all provide a colourful style of communicating and engaging with the reader. The section around Covid though could have been skipped as the events seem dated now. Nonetheless, with the author still going strong on social media, another compilation may not be too far away !

[Kishore · Rating 3 out of 5]

It’s a collection of thoughts written by a very well read professional/entrepreneur. Aseem Dhru makes you pause and reflect to a certain extent always and has a grounded and balanced take on things, which isn’t common today.

I definitely feel more encouraged to read more in general , thanks to his persuasion.

Purely from a book perspective, as it isn’t a traditional kind of book; after reading enough pages you already get a sense of perspective of how he thinks, after which it may feel repetitive. I wish there were a few more stories in this book, those parts were really good.

[Bhavik · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom in form of this book. If you can learn by reading - you must start here !