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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
In this gripping narrative, prepare to embark on a spellbinding odyssey within the pages of “Soul of a Salesperson, Spirit of an Entrepreneur.” This captivating book will sweep you into a world of personal metamorphosis as you witness the remarkable journey of a salesperson turned entrepreneur. With raw authenticity, the author unveils the struggles and triumphs, exposing the gritty realities of the corporate world. But it’s not just about achieving success—it’s about aligning with your personal values and forging your own path.
Armed with the author’s hard-earned lessons and battle-tested strategies, you’ll navigate uncharted triumphs and pitfalls, all while staying true to your own moral compass. This exhilarating adventure will ignite your imagination, leaving you inspired and empowered to embrace your unique potential.
Ajay Khanna
Ajay Khanna is the quintessential guy next door, hailing from the serene hill town of Kasauli. Despite encountering numerous obstacles, he never allowed them to hinder his personal and professional growth.
His illustrious career took off in sales, where he rapidly climbed the ranks through hard work and perseverance. Later, he transitioned into training, using his sales expertise to empower others in honing their skills.
Driven by an unwavering focus on people development and a fervent desire to guide young professionals, Ajay discovered his ikigai. Now, as a social entrepreneur & founder of ‘The Corporate Politics’- A Professional Training & Coaching company, he strongly advocates for unbiased work environments that value and acknowledge talent. Ajay imparts essential skills to the youth and is a public speaker, influencer, and corporate trainer.
The essence of Ajay’s life finds a beautiful expression in the poignant Urdu poetry of Sardar Anjum - “har qadam par gire haiñ par sīkhā kaise girtoñ ko thaam lete haiñ” meaning “Though I stumbled at every step, I learned how to hold onto the falling.”
