I loved reading this book. The author has recounted his experiences and wisdom gained through his interactions with a wide spectrum of people from all walks of life. The range from his kid's school founder to an encounter with Mother Teresa, while he was a school kid, to a chartered accountant, a real estate developer, his various colleagues... the list goes on and on.
What I really liked was that he analysed and fitted people into six broad categories. My favourite chapter was: Keeping Happ...

great book and very helpful for young aspirants who want to realize their dreams. gives great tactics and how to deal with various problems in proffesional life.Useful tips and techniques for all the proffesionals all over the world

I plan to order and buy this book - but before that I ask myself how is this book different from so many other books which touch the similar topics and if I may use this phrase are like speaking the same thing in different languages of India!

Its quiet obvious when we select successful person and study their background we identify the "unsual" and the "struggle" which a normal person in the street also makes and has the same IQ & EQ etc. but is unable to get at that level or a book written a...

After reading Rashmi bansal's book, this book lack proper guidance of any sort. Especially the book's initial chapters where the author is more concerned about his past bosses's achievements rather than any real insight or encouragements from their life.

I say, good to read not a must read. And not worth the Rs399/- price tag.