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Book elaborates stories of entrepreneur s belonging to various sectors- manufacturing, service industry, innovative businesses etc... One thing I noticed in the writing style of Rashmi Bansal is the knack of making everything very very interesting. It really requires great skills because sometimes the subject may look dry at the first instance. Customer Reviews, including Product Star Ratings, help customers to learn more about the product and decide whether it is the right product for them. 20 puff pieces that could have been written by a FT/Forbes bot - mindless fawning bios without any insight.
Each and every entrepreneur Never Give UP approach to their work made them successful. Author has done a great job, worth and must read book. Like a cheap version of FT/Forbes glowing bios of executives and entrepreneurs. The protagonists have no flaws except that they are too intelligent, too kind or too committed. These glaring flaws are all evident in the first headline story. Apparently, in this market, everyone treated each other poorly from suppliers to vendors - a common enough story when you are a small trader in all developing countries.
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This is one example of the gaping holes in the stories. Most of the stories are quite straightforward business success stories, that don't teach much about business but a few are very interesting. Where this book is consistently strong is giving an insight into life in India. Another remarkable compilation of success stories of those that made it almost from no-where.
This book provides a hint of what a prospective employer looks for in the candidates who have applied for a job there. Most pragmatic of them assess 'how capable is he, how sincere is he and how much does he need the job’. Anyone & everyone with an iota of entrepreneurial dreams should read this. No fancy packaging, the book is 'Straight from the heart' by these 20 entrepreneurs. Its about their dreams, struggles & the journey that they have undergone.
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Book all over to be good but it takes time to read. It's not one day or two day reading like other novel. You must give time to the book to understand. Highly recommanded for people who really want to do more in life. For some of the stories and highlights provided I think the dates are mixed up, but other those minor details if you have like the previous books of Rashmi Bansal then this book will be also appreciated.
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A few common traits that run through all these achievers centre around grit, passion, perseverance and honesty of purpose. All of them had a dream but they had their feet firmly on the ground. What is also noteworthy is the role played by various government agencies and the banks in acting as enablers. Credit goes to the author for compiling and narrating these tales in a manner that makes them fascinating and worthy of emulations.
Really appreciating Rashmi Bansal for such an idea of exploring these unique personalities and bringing all of them together in the form of a book. Rashmi is a motivational speaker and mentor to students and young entrepreneurs. She is an economics graduate of Sophia College, Mumbai, and an MBA from IIM Ahmedabad. I read 1 story a day and enjoyed each of them picking up atleast one character or quality of that personality.. It gives ideas of challenges faced by entrepreneurs and the way they got over them by doing small & big things- this shapes a thinking of a reader. She graduated in Economics from Sophia College, Mumbai and did her MBA from IIM Ahmedabad in 1993.
Redemption links and eBooks cannot be resold. You can listen to audiobooks purchased on Google Play using your computer's web browser. What you need to be a good entrepreneur? According to my view it doesn’t need any graduation from renowned institute but all you need is a vision, mission and zeal to convert your dream into reality. The ability to run a business and make it big is not just restricted to people from big towns or stable backgrounds. Rashmi Bansal beautifully explains the inspirational story of Rohith Bhat.Great book to read.
There is no talk of what they offered that was better and what they did different. Except that they were kinder, more honest and fairer. How about telling us how they found good partners with whom this worked, that valued fairness and long term relationships. In my work which involves listening to folks working in developing countries, one recurring theme is finding people who thought in terms of long term mutually gainful business relationships. This was one of their biggest challenges.
It is a must read for all the "wannabe" business-folk who want to start their ventures in small towns. The best part of this book is that it doesn't contain technical details and data that may boggle you down, at the same time it does not give plain vanilla description of the success stories. It includes the stories of different personalities from small towns around India who in spite of all odds became successful in their respective fields. Nice research work done by the author and reading the real life inspiring stories keeps you motivated. Rashmi Bansal is a writer, entrepreneur and youth expert.She is the author of two bestselling books on entrepreneurship. ‘Stay Hungry Stay Foolish’ features the stories of 25 MBAs who left lucrative jobs to follow the rough road of entrepreneurship.
I have completed my MBA at R.V.Institute of Management specializing in HR and Marketing. I also have a diploma in training and Development from ISTD, New Delhi. I have completed my graduation in Business Administration from Gogte College of Commerce, Belgaum, specializing in marketing.
The new India consists of prosperous inhabitants of small towns and countryside. They overpowered the big metros in terms of sheer numbers, thereby becoming the customers every marketer wants to reach. With so much potential available locally, it’s no wonder that a small revolution occurred in the small towns. A new breed of entrepreneurs has emerged who are changing old equations and assumptions.
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