"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal“Both of them are such wonderful individuals. I really do not understand why they are getting divorced.”
“We have 1.3 billion people, but we don’t even have a decent football team to qualify for the FIFA World Cup.”
“She is so intelligent, well-qualified and hardworking but why is she not getting promoted?”
“There was so much hue and cry after the Nirbhaya case followed by tough anti-rape laws and strictures, but I don’t think there has been any impact.”
Why is it that well-thought-out plans of capable individuals, institutions and organisations fail to take off? Why is it that well-intended ideas with clear benefits find no takers? Why do we find it challenging to follow laws knowing well the dire consequences of not doing so?
80% of the problems in electrical circuits are due to loose connections.
All you need to do is to Tighten the Screws.
Is it possible that most challenging personal and global issues can also be solved by a bit of tightening of the screws? Maybe. Maybe not. No harm in trying though. Eh!
Vikas Kakwani
With lots of blessings, some perseverance and a bit of luck, Vikas has come a long way from the narrow lanes of the old Meerut city where he was born and brought up. He currently resides in Mumbai, is married and has a son.
After graduating from IIT (Roorkee) and IIM (Lucknow), Vikas worked for 20+ years from ground up to leadership positions across FMCG, Telecom and Real Estate sectors in India and the Middle-East. He recently launched an Ed-Tech start-up, AAS Vidyalaya – The Anytime Anywhere School, with the vision of bringing the school to the 8.5 crore children who are not able to go to school for any reason whatsoever. Check www.vidyalaya.org.in for more info.
Being a self-proclaimed geek and a technology lover, Vikas has generally stayed ahead of the curve when it comes to awareness, implementation and early adoption of tech. He is an avid reader, listens to Bollywood music and loves travelling. This is his third book after Dubai: A Mirage (Fiction) and Distress to De-Stress: Managing Stress in the 21st Century.
Vikas believes in living by the day and tries to achieve balance.
His favourite quote is, “You are not dead till you die.”
