For those who have read my book, Ctrl+Alt+Dharma: Ethical AI through an Ancient Lens), you know I spent years researching how ancient Indian philosophical frameworks—specifically the Bhagavad Gita—can serve as a moral compass for modern artificial intelligence. In enterprise architecture, we use these ancient truths to mitigate algorithmic bias, design ethical workflows, and ensure our technology serves humanity.
Where my work focuses on building a resilient target architecture for enterprise AI, the author of this book Vivek has written the ultimate field guide for building a resilient target architecture for the human mind.
What makes Unshakeable so brilliant is its practicality. It doesn't just offer philosophical platitudes; every chapter ends with a highly specific "Move" to put the concept into immediate practice.
Whether you are a tech professional trying to avoid burnout, a leader looking to build a more resilient team, or simply someone trying to find your own "Dharma" in a chaotic world, this book is a mandatory read. It is a powerful reminder that before we can build intelligent, ethical systems, we must first build unshakeable minds.
Have you read it yet? Let me know your thoughts in the comments, or share what ancient philosophies you rely on to navigate the modern world!
