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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
What does the perennially used, 7-character, modish English word of Latin origin spelled as SUCCESS mean? If you were to be asked whether you are successful or not, what would your response be today? Yes, no, maybe, or not sure?
Simply defined, it is being fulfilled with your existence in totality, undetermined by material possessions or accomplishments. The key lies in deciphering the Law of Success, thus unlocking the answers to such questions - Do you feel that tingle of excitement about what you do? Are you able to stick with what matters through tough times? Do you live a life you can feel proud of in retrospect? Are you at peace with yourself? Do you understand that it is not in the stars to hold your destiny, but in you?
In this fast-paced world entangled in the vicious circle of achievement, fame, and money; wherein each individual is competing for the crown of ‘success’, this book is an endeavor to congregate 81 magical ingredients that constitute the concoction - A Cup Of Success.
Supriya Sharma
Supriya is a sprightly business alchemist with a vision to illuminate the world with magical experiences. Enriching the strategic excellence journeys of her clients across four continents with a resourceful alloy of servant leadership, meta thinking, and entrepreneurial instinct is her recipe for fulfillment.
By qualification, she is an Aerospace Engineer (India) with an MBA (USA and Italy), plus a Doctorate award (Switzerland). She is also an international keynote speaker and angel investor.
Sustainability and spirituality are the perfect topics to spark a conversation with her. Her thoughts are best articulated on cruise ships, under the stars, over the clouds, at her green office, and at home on her swing.
She speaks seven languages, champions the cause of youth employability, loves to travel, and rejuvenates herself with golf and pistol shooting as dynamic meditation forms.
