Dagger of the Mind : A Must-Read Book for Bankers

Dagger of the Mind : A Must-Read Book for Bankers

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Banking News – The book Dagger of the Mind, which focuses on economics and related issues, has emerged as a recommended read for bankers and those interested in economics. Written by Sarthak Karki, Deputy Director at Nepal Rastra Bank, the book is particularly aimed at readers with an interest in economics.

The book is targeted at banking professionals ranging from entry-level employees to leadership and management, as well as individuals interested in personal development.

Published as Karki’s second literary work, Dagger of the Mind covers human thinking, decision-making capacity, behavior, psychological aspects, and economic and banking issues. The book is expected to be particularly useful for professionals working in the banking sector, where continuous decision-making, pressure and responsibility are integral parts of their work.

While working in the banking sector, technical knowledge alone is not sufficient. The ability to make sound decisions, maintain positive thinking and self-discipline, and manage oneself according to different circumstances is equally important. The book presents these aspects from various perspectives.

Former Finance Minister Rameshwor Khanal has openly praised Karki’s book. Sharing his views on social media, Khanal wrote, “Sarthak has attempted to explain various misconceptions surrounding economic policy and the operation of the economy in a simple manner.”

He further recommended the book to people interested in economics, stating, “I recommend this book to everyone interested in economics. The author is a serving officer of Nepal Rastra Bank. I feel proud to say that our institutions have officers capable of conducting world-class analysis.”

As of Ashoj 7, Karki’s book has also ranked first among the best-selling books on Thuprai.com.

According to author Karki, the topics covered in the book are useful for students and researchers of economics and finance, as well as professionals working in economics, finance and overall management.

The book is a collection of 12 essays related to economic and financial issues.