Book Review:
The Game Changer by Yuvnesh Modi, Rahul Kumar and Alok Kothari
*Publisher:
Random House India *ISBN: 978-81-8400-273-7 *No of Pages: 260 *Cover: Paperback
*Language: English *Genre: Non-Fiction *Price: 150 *Rating: 2.5/5
My view:
This book is
given by my wife on my birthday, I don’t know why she has chosen this book for
me, and I think I have changed her life after marriage so she has given me as
this game changer, ha ha ha ha.
After Rashmi
Bhansal’s connect the dots and many other series of entrepreneurship books,
many authors have taken a less risky genre for writing the book, as this types
of books sells like a hot chocolate cakes publishers are also eager to publish
this types of books.
Entrepreneur
books are always my first preference, as you will know how that particular
person has came out of struggle and made his own path for success. Generally,
people looks on the success side of any person but how he/she has reached that
goal is not taken into consideration, but by reading these types of books it
gives lots of inspiration to the readers.
Now about
this book Game changer, to be frank I didn’t like the book that much, I didn’t got
what I have expected. This book is some what monotonous and boring many times.
Although there are many inspiring stories like that of Dr Harish Hande,
Anuradha Acharya, Venkata Subramanian, Arvind Kejriwal etc. they all have done
some unique things. Other stories are like technical stuffs, as I am not from
IIT i didn’t got with the headings also where RK hall, RP hall etc, so if
authors have given some background then it would be good for the readers.
I am giving 2.5*
for the book, those who are from IT field will like it. Go for the book any how
you will get inspiration from 20 such stories.
Blurb:
Entrepreneurship
is not about breaking free of the 9 to 5 humdrum, not about being your own
boss, and definitely not glorious. The entrepreneur shuns the comfort of a
cushy corporate job and seven-figure salaries to set sail on unchartered waters
with a single minded zeal and only an idea as an anchor. But it is this idea
and passion that makes all the difference and catapults them into a world of
infinite possibilities.
The Game
Changers brings to you a 20 success stories of IITians who went on to live the
big dream. With a Foreword by Duvvuri Subbarai, the Governor of the Reserve
Bank of India, and an introduction by Dr. Damodar Acharya, Director, IIT
Kharagpur, this book marks the sixty golden years of Indian’s finest institute.
Come, be a part of their journey, get inspired to dream, and make your own
story.
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