Connect the dots by Rashmi Bansal
Stay
Foolish”, I did like her first book so I bought the second book and it is
definitely a good read. First of all the impression of the cover page is very
nice at it sports the title in inverse and causes the intrigue which is the
first step of marketing. By seeing the title we are tempted to read this book.
Furthermore I have also read Rashmi’s first book “Stay Hungry Stay Foolish"
This
book is capable to inspire any person to surmount their fears and shows that we
don’t need any tangible resources to be an entrepreneur, what we need is just
the indestructible will to overcome all the hurdles and continue the journey
for it’s the journey that is exciting and not the destination. Secondly all the
stories or actually most of it has the people who started with an idea and let
the business come to them naturally and they enjoyed every bit of their journey
and inspiring many people by that for actions speak louder than words. We may
read tons of books and not gain anything in the end for the worth of any idea
is in its application. We Indians are imaginative people we get lots of ideas
during a single day but by the evening they go down the drain, total waste of
the intellectual capabilities granted by the very nature for faith in the idea
is the life blood of any idea without the faith we can’t move even a single
step foreword. It is just the first step which is difficult in every situation
in the life, all the further steps just come naturally and even we don’t
realize when we start to walk and ultimately run. So for that I liked the book
as it’s based on the common people like you and me, common people who became
uncommon be holding on to their ideas with mountain shattering faith and showed
the world that everything is possible and that also anything that is constant
in this world is change.
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