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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalAre You Leading a fulfilling life? This question is of utmost importance as it is about your life. Many people think that they are making the necessary efforts but we observe that they still do not reach the level and quality of life they aspire. The primary reason is their mindset which needs to be more effective. There is no ‘copy’ and ‘paste’ system in life. You have to chart your own path to excellence, and have to walk up the ramp of life by yourself. You have to think out of the box and understand the value and purpose of life. The LifeApp book shall certainly help you in developing the right mindset and an effective personality to excel and enjoy, and live with fulfillment. Life is a one-time opportunity; make the most of it and the best of it- ‘Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara.’
“An interesting ‘LifeApp’ - thought provoking, with practical concepts for leading a fulfilling life!”
- Prakash Kumar Singh, Chairman, Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL)
“LifeApp is a book that is wonderful navigation for those who wish to reimagine, recalibrate and relive their lives.”
- Suhel Seth, Managing Partner, Counselage India, Advertising Guru, Actor, Acclaimed Speaker and Author
Pranav Kumar
Pranav Kumar is a Senior Faculty Member at the Management Training Institute (MTI), the Corporate HRD Centre of the Maharatna Company, Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) at Ranchi, India. Pranav, a behavioural trainer and psychometrics expert with more than twenty-five years of experience in the corporate world, has guided many people for working towards achieving fulfillment in life and at work. Pranav has published articles and presented papers in India and abroad, and creates self-help book and film lists with therapeutic value. Pranav is a Mechanical Engineer, has an MBA with specializations in HRD & Marketing and Masters in Ecology & Environment, and is also doing PhD level research on motivation. He is popularly called the ‘Metaphor Man’ in his fraternity.
