Adhitya Iyer
A journey of self-discovery first led Adhitya to being listed as one of India’s Top Student Entrepreneurs by the NEN. Later he sold India's second most consumed beverage - Chai - in India’s Silicon Valley - Bengaluru, an experience that would make him more curious about the case of India’s Engineers. He then raised a record amount of money on Kickstarter to publish his debut book - on what he calls India’s 5th biggest religion - Engineering. The book would go on to become a bestseller, his TEDx talk would go viral across the globe - both making him a leading voice for global education Read More...
How I Met God and Got Into Crypto
Books by Adhitya Iyer
In this deeply personal and transformative narrative, Adhitya Iyer invites readers to walk alongside him as he navigates a world driven by capitalistic pursuits, only to find himself at the doorstep of a mystical, spiritual realm. Through moments of triumph, disillusionment, and profound self-discovery, Iyer shares how his entrepreneurial ventures and tech-savvy background led him to question the status quo, ultimately discovering the revolutionary yet misunde
How I Met God and Got Into Crypto
Books by Adhitya Iyer
In this deeply personal and transformative narrative, Adhitya Iyer invites readers to walk alongside him as he navigates a world driven by capitalistic pursuits, only to find himself at the doorstep of a mystical, spiritual realm. Through moments of triumph, disillusionment, and profound self-discovery, Iyer shares how his entrepreneurial ventures and tech-savvy background led him to question the status quo, ultimately discovering the revolutionary yet misunde
The Great Indian Obsession
Books by Adhitya Iyer
"If engineering were a religion, it would be the 5th most populous religion in India."
In India, you become an engineer first and then figure out what you want to do with your life. On 4 October 2014, more than 300 individuals across the globe contributed close to 14,000 AUD and created crowdfunding history. This book became the highest crowdfunded book in India and the 6th highest in Asia. In a nation that is exasperatingly diverse, engineering seems to
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