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Sometimes, a single sentence changes the way you think. It makes you pause, reflect, and suddenly see life from a completely different angle. The best books often do exactly that, not through long lectures, but through simple words that stay in your mind long after you finish reading.The Diary of a CEO by Steven Bartlett is one such book. Built around lessons from business, psychology, personal growth, and human behaviour, the book explores what success actually looks like beneath the surface. I

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