This book was recommended to me by a friend, so I was looking forward to reading it. The content is generally good. It must have been a challenge to hand-pick these 25 people from a sea of achievers in India. My guess is that the author, being an IIM-A graduate herself, must have heard about some of the stories during her tenure at IIM-A. The 25 stories are a decent mix of IT, education, male, female, etc. But what disappointed me was the sheer number of typos in this book. Man, how they drive me crazy. There were also some instances of awkward sentence construction. I'm no grammar expert but even I noticed some glaring grammatical errors. Very poor editing, I must say.Also, and this is only speaking for myself, I could not feel motivated or inspired by stories where the interviewee admits that he cared more about being a success at business, than about giving time to his family. Anyway, the book certainly deserves 2 stars.

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