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Think & Win Like Dhoni is a self-help book by Indian author and motivational speaker Sfurti Sahare. The book explores leadership and decision-making themes based on publicly documented observations of Indian cricketer Mahendra Singh Dhoni.^[1]

In interviews, Sahare stated that she examined Dhoni’s press interactions and widely reported behavioural traits while researching the book. In an interview with The Times of India, she explained that her objective was to identify recurring themes associated with Dhoni’s calmness, discipline and focus, and to present them in a simplified format for general readers.^[2]

The book is organised into short thematic chapters that outline concepts commonly associated with Dhoni’s public persona, including composure under pressure, process-oriented thinking, incremental goal-setting and measured decision-making.^[3]

Examples drawn from widely reported moments in Dhoni’s cricketing career are used to illustrate these ideas. A review published by Sportskeeda described the book as focusing on behavioural attributes frequently linked with Dhoni, such as emotional restraint and situational judgement, and noted that cricket-related scenarios are used to contextualise broader leadership themes.^[4]

Think & Win Like Dhoni was first published by Jaico Publishing House in 2016. A second edition was released in 2020.^[5] The book is listed in institutional library catalogues, including the digital repository of the Regional Institute of Education, Bhopal (NCERT).^[6]

The Times of India featured Sahare in connection with the book and discussed her approach to analysing Dhoni’s behavioural traits.^[7]

Times Now included the book in a curated list of titles related to Dhoni’s life and public image.^[8]

Sportskeeda published a review summarising the book’s themes, structure and use of cricket-based examples.^[9]

• Mahendra Singh Dhoni
• Self-help book

• Publisher page at Jaico Publishing House

Category:2016 non-fiction books Category:Self-help books Category:Indian books