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My Brand of Challenges The ability to see challenges as opportunities and not problems is an essential quality needed for entrepreneurs in India. “I gave myself three months to learn the ...

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The author is a young author, entrepreneur and a sought after speaker at B-school events. Recognized as a distinguished alumnus of Delhi College of Engineering (now DTU) and an MBA graduate from MDI, Gurgaon, he is one of the highest selling authors in India, known for a strong connect with the youth of the country.

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