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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
"The mind is the friend of one who has conquered it, but for the one who hasn't done so, the mind is his foe." Lord Krishna
Welcome to a unique and vibrant exploration of the Bhagavad Gita in "Battlefields to Businesses: The Bhagavad Gita's Blueprint to Succeed." Written by an extraordinary 16-year-old, this book unpacks the ancient scriptures, bringing their wisdom right onto the desks of modern entrepreneurs, leaders, and youth.
"Battlefields to Businesses" is a treasure trove of strategic insights, leadership lessons, and success principles drawn from the Gita. The author doesn't just retell the scripture but revolutionises its application to the world of startups, business, and personal development
From the fervour of battlegrounds to the pulse of today's business world, uncover a blueprint for success that is timeless. Whether you're a go-getter, an innovator, a dreamer, or someone looking for a life compass, this book holds the keys to unlocking your potential.
Experience the Gita like never before and catapult yourself from life's battlefields to the pinnacle of success.
Shllok Rawat
Sixteen-year-old Shllok Rawat took his first steps into the world of publishing with this book, beautifully simplifying the profound knowledge he has gained from the Gita into pragmatic lessons that one can apply in their daily lives.
Being extremely religious and devoted to the conquest of knowledge, Shllok is always interested in expanding his repository of wisdom while being open to finding new outlooks on life.
His thorough research on the topics as well as his devotion to truly understanding the deep meanings of the Gita have helped shape his writing into a passion project rather than a simple book. Through the process of writing this text, he has completely changed his outlook on life, reaffirming his devotion to God as well as respecting the roles of Karma and luck to the fullest.
