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Do you mind reading a self-help book like FICTION: embedded with stories, humour, drama, emotions, and laughter? ‘A Fistful of Indian Rice’ is written in a nonchalant way to ensure a happy reading experience for brave hearts like you, who kept the flame alive within, even while going through the punishing storms called struggles and failures.
This is the era of going out and smashing opportunities' doors rather than waiting for them to knock. So setting the right goal is the winning mantra. In this book: Time management, SMART goal setting, prioritizing, SWOT analysis, and finding Ikigai—all those tested and proven life skills are covered in a very placid and lucid style.
But beware, this book does not guarantee you the stars, but rather stones: milestones, precious ones that will be cherished forever!
Thank you for getting your backpacks ready. Let us embark on a challenging but exciting journey that will undoubtedly guarantee the reactivation of your winning mode. A Fistful of Indian Rice’ will empower you with the Power of Dream Management and the Art of Goal Setting.
A perfect gift for someone with the potential to grow, including YOU and your Valentine!
Murralikrishna Vallamcode
Murralikrishna grew up in a joint family set-up in a small village called Vallamcode. His journey from a very naughty backbencher to a motivator and a writer has been through many chapters and experiences, spanning the breadth and width of India and the Middle East.
He earned his MBA and worked with the Indian Air Force and Oman Air. He is presently associated with PRS Multi Super Speciality Hospital, Trivandrum. Apart from writing, he likes food, nature, and airplanes.
‘A Fistful of Indian Rice’ is his debut book and is the result of his quest for a suitable answer to the most daunting question that he (we all have) has faced sometime or other in life: Why do dreams fail?
The backdrop of the book is Kerala: "God’s Own Country," and many other states of India. The real-life stories mentioned, date back from the seventies onwards, which have been contributed from his vast experiences with the Indian Air Force and keen observation of life through poetic and mischievous spectacles!
