Go kiss the world
By: Bagchi, Subroto
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Publisher: New Delhi Penguin Books 2008Description: viii,239 Pages.ISBN: 9780670082308.Subject(s): Personality Development (PDS)DDC classification: 808.84 Summary: Go Kiss The World: Life Lessons For the Young Professional is a memoir of sorts written by Subroto Bagchi, a noted Indian entrepreneur.
The title of the book refers to the last words uttered by Bagchi’s mother just before her death.
Bagchi took his mother’s words to heart and modeled his life accordingly.
Bagchi narrates his story, right from his birth and upbringing in a small town in rural Orissa. His family values bred in him a sense of simplicity, awe, and contentment. He became used to learning from quite unusual sources. His strong principles and moral values took him from the humblest of beginnings to the highest of achievements.
In the book, he intersperses personal anecdotes with simple nuggets of wisdom that have played very important roles in his own life. He seeks to inspire, motivate, and energize young professionals to live extraordinary lives instead of mere, mundane existences. Bagchi urges them to see the potential within themselves and work on their dormant strengths to seek all the wonderful things they are destined to achieve.
Go Kiss The World: Life Lessons For the Young Professional was published in 2008 by Penguin Books. It received positive reviews.
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Go Kiss The World: Life Lessons For the Young Professional is a memoir of sorts written by Subroto Bagchi, a noted Indian entrepreneur.
The title of the book refers to the last words uttered by Bagchi’s mother just before her death.
Bagchi took his mother’s words to heart and modeled his life accordingly.
Bagchi narrates his story, right from his birth and upbringing in a small town in rural Orissa. His family values bred in him a sense of simplicity, awe, and contentment. He became used to learning from quite unusual sources. His strong principles and moral values took him from the humblest of beginnings to the highest of achievements.
In the book, he intersperses personal anecdotes with simple nuggets of wisdom that have played very important roles in his own life. He seeks to inspire, motivate, and energize young professionals to live extraordinary lives instead of mere, mundane existences. Bagchi urges them to see the potential within themselves and work on their dormant strengths to seek all the wonderful things they are destined to achieve.
Go Kiss The World: Life Lessons For the Young Professional was published in 2008 by Penguin Books. It received positive reviews.
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