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Discover the true meaning of value creation in “Myth of the Entrepreneur.” Ravi Kailas, a successful entrepreneur, challenges conventional notions of success and explores the concept of trusteeship for a more fulfilling life. Is entrepreneurship solely about personal gain, or does it hold a deeper societal purpose? Kailas’s transformative journey, inspired by Vipassana, historical figures, and modern thinkers, offers invaluable insights for young executives seeking purpose and satisfaction in today’s world. ISBN: 9789353028350
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Esha Pareek –
“Myth of the Entrepreneur” provides food for thought. Ravi’s views are inspiring but the book drags at some point.
Tejas Vinod Dhoke –
This book offers a unique perspective for young executives. A good reminder to prioritize purpose and meaningful impact.
Ayush Singh Yadav –
An interesting perspective on entrepreneurship, challenging the typical focus on profit. Some parts felt a bit abstract, but overall a thought-provoking read.
Manvi Singh –
A refreshing take on entrepreneurship. Kailas’s concept of trusteeship is inspiring and relevant in today’s world. Great book!
Aman Mittal –
It does give an alternate view but feels very ideal and might not be practical for many entreprenuers.
Ansh Gupta –
A mixed bag. Some chapters were truly inspiring, while others felt repetitive. Still, the core message is worthwhile.
Shubhangi Srivastava –
I enjoyed the book’s exploration of value beyond monetary wealth. It made me think about my own goals and how they align with societal good. Recommended!
Shambhavi Kalash –
While the book had some insightful moments, I found it a bit preachy at times. The Vipassana influence was clear but not always well-integrated.
Garima Shukla –
I appreciated the book’s challenge to conventional success metrics. It provided a valuable framework for evaluating my career path.
Ujjval Verma –
This is what the world needs. More people with the same values. A well explained journey.
Parth Sondager –
The author’s personal journey was compelling. However, the book could have benefited from more concrete examples. Still, worth considering.