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"What I stood out the most to me was the book redefining the success. Not as the finish line where you can sprint, but a meaningful journey where inner purpose and shared growth matters the most. Just more than just a prophet, Dr. Anshul Gupta really brings together ancient wisdom and modern management in such a way it really makes sense. And she draws from thinkers like Swami Vivekananda, Steve Jobs and Gautam Utta and many others. And one of the quiet that really stuck with me was by James Cashpenney."
"What I stood out the most to me was the book redefining the success. Not as the finish line where you can sprint, but a meaningful journey where inner purpose and shared growth matters the most. Just more than just a prophet, Dr. Anshul Gupta really brings together ancient wisdom and modern management in such a way it really makes sense. And she draws from thinkers like Swami Vivekananda, Steve Jobs and Gautam Utta and many others. And one of the quiet that really stuck with me was by James Cashpenney."
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"What I stood out the most to me was the book redefining the success. Not as the finish line where you can sprint, but a meaningful journey where inner purpose and shared growth matters the most. Just more than just a prophet, Dr. Anshul Gupta really brings together ancient wisdom and modern management in such a way it really makes sense. And she draws from thinkers like Swami Vivekananda, Steve Jobs and Gautam Utta and many others. And one of the quiet that really stuck with me was by James Cashpenney."
"What I stood out the most to me was the book redefining the success. Not as the finish line where you can sprint, but a meaningful journey where inner purpose and shared growth matters the most. Just more than just a prophet, Dr. Anshul Gupta really brings together ancient wisdom and modern management in such a way it really makes sense. And she draws from thinkers like Swami Vivekananda, Steve Jobs and Gautam Utta and many others. And one of the quiet that really stuck with me was by James Cashpenney."