Connect the dots book review
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The document summarizes the book "Connect the Dots" by Rashmi Bansal. It discusses 12 entrepreneurs featured in the book under the sections "Jugaad", "Junoon", and "Zubaan". These entrepreneurs had diverse backgrounds and industries but all lacked formal business training, learning through experimentation and observation. The document also provides key learnings from the book, such as not needing an MBA to be an entrepreneur and having qualities like leadership, decision making, and positive thinking. It concludes by stating the book is inspiring and uses simple language.
Connect the dots book review
- 2. ABOUT THE AUTHOR – RASHMI BANSAL She is a writer, entrepreneur and youth expert. Academics Work
- 3. ABOUT THE BOOK “you can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust... In something – your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever. This approach has never let me down and it has made all the difference in my life.” - Steve Jobs, Commencement Address Stanford university 2005. What book covers?
- 4. JUGAAD . . . These entrepreneurs have no formal training in business. They learnt by observation, experimentation and application of mind. Entrepreneurs like Prem Ganapathy (Dosa Plaza), Kunwer Sachdev (Sukam Inverter), Ganesh Ram (Veta) and six others. All stories under Jugaad are inspiring. Also one more pattern that we have observed that some spiritual inspiration are there. CONTENTS
- 5. JUNOON . . . The entrepreneurs, who dared to think ahead of their time, think different. These entrepreneurs are about making that dream, a living reality. Entrepreneurs like R Sriraam(crossword), Saurabh Vyas & Gaurav Rathore(political EDGE), Satyajit Singh (Shakti Sudha Industries) and four others.
- 6. ZUBAAN . . . When creative people express themselves in different ways. Unique artist too can becomes an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs like Abhijit Bansod (studio ABD), Paresh Mokahi (Harishchandrachi Factory), Krishna Reddy (Prince Dance Group) and Kalyan Varma (wildlife Photographer).
- 7. LEARNING & LIKES Learning: 1. It’s not necessary to do an MBA to become an entrepreneur, you should have faith in yourself. 2. The starting period of any business could be hard. 3. Entrepreneur should have some certain qualities like leadership qualities, decision making and positive thinking. Likes 1. Used Simple English language that anyone can understand. 2. This book inspires to do something new.