When I began writing in July 2025, my goal was simple: write one book. If that went well, perhaps write another. Maybe even ten, if time and life allowed. Writing 365 books in 365 days was never part of the plan, nor did I expect to spend so much time explaining that I hadn't secretly cloned myself. Today, the question I hear most often isn't "Which book should I read?" but rather, "How did you manage to write 365 books in 365 days?"

The answer is surprisingly simple: I stopped waiting for inspiration. Inspiration is wonderful, but it is also unpredictable—it appears when it wants to, not when you need it. Discipline, however, shows up every day, regardless of mood or motivation. That daily commitment became the foundation of my writing journey.

Curiosity played an equally important role. Every question became the beginning of a new book. Why do people buy? Why do startups fail? Why do we fall in love? Why do we stay in comfortable jobs? Why does mythology continue to influence modern life? Why are some people impossible to argue with? And sometimes, why does a perfume bottle need twenty-seven design revisions? Each question sparked an idea, each idea became a manuscript, and before long, I found that I was no longer searching for ideas—they were finding me.

Over time, my keyboard stopped trying to predict whether I was writing about entrepreneurship, psychology, mythology, humour, fiction, business, or even Indian Railways. It simply accepted that variety had become part of the process.

Although writing hundreds of books may sound like a solitary pursuit, it never felt that way. Every writer benefits from someone who can challenge ideas, question assumptions, suggest improvements, and patiently review endless revisions. I was fortunate to have an exceptionally patient digital conversation partner. It never complained about long hours, never asked for weekends off, and never lost enthusiasm—even after the fifteenth revision of the same paragraph.

Despite the assistance of technology, every important decision remained mine: choosing what to write, what to keep, what to remove, and what to rewrite. Technology can accelerate the creative process, but it cannot replace curiosity, judgment, experience, or those rare moments of genuine inspiration.

Today, my work has grown into a diverse library covering business, entrepreneurship, sales, psychology, personal development, mythology, humour, fiction, relationships, social commentary, and many other subjects. Every book has taught me something valuable, and I hope each one offers readers fresh perspectives, practical knowledge, or meaningful inspiration.

This website is my digital bookshelf—a place where ideas come to life. Some books may challenge your beliefs, some may teach you a practical skill, some may make you smile, and a few may even make you disagree with me. That's exactly how books should be. They are meant to begin conversations, not end them.

Welcome to Oomph Books. I invite you to explore, discover, and read whatever captures your interest. If you enjoy the books, please share them with others. If one doesn't resonate with you, I hope you'll give another a chance—every author deserves a second opportunity.

And if you're wondering whether the journey ends at 365 books, I'm afraid curiosity hasn't agreed to stop yet.