"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 PalGlancing at the world today, one might think that virtues like generosity, kindness, working for a cause and empathy are all outmoded. You might consider yourself in the minority or a saint if you were to advocate or even yearn for these values. This could be far from reality. Old-fashioned values are very much sought after – they are the ones that truly impact life and keep the world moving.
This book is about revisiting simple and almost innocuous incidents that happen in the world as an observer. It mines insights and brings them to the pragmatic context of our lives. Living the ethos of its author, the book goes beyond its languid title Watching the World Go By.
Read on if you are curious, if you have loved to hear wisdom from elders or if you are observant and like to learn from life!
Jolly J. Mathews
A few words about Jolly Mathews…
Jolly Mathews was a simple man, with big dreams.
During his decorated professional career, he held many titles – Sales Representative, HR Manager, People Management Strategist, Life Coach, Rex Karmaveer and many more, but the titles he cherished the most were that of a Teacher and an Author. In his lifetime, he constantly pushed himself and others to go the extra mile to achieve their dreams and to truly fulfill their potential.
He continued to pursue his dreams in spite of his retirement and through his battle with Motor Neuron Disease, an excruciating form of ALS.
He was very passionate about his writing, and in spite of his illness, he fulfilled his long-cherished dream of publishing his beloved novel Twice upon a Life.
In such adversity, where many a soul may have given up due to the physical limitations caused by this illness, he continued to persist to fulfill the promise he made to himself and his family, which is to leave behind a legacy.
The publishing of this book is an effort to move his legacy forward…
