If you are dilly-dallying to make the jump, read this book. You will resign from your 9-5 job the next day! ( )

This book is a story of students from Indian Institute Of Management, who chose the path of their own to become successful entrepreneurs. It’s a very good read even if you are not an entrepreneur. What captivated me the most is an understanding that if you have the tenacity to stick to your dream, you will get there, irrespective of the chosen path.

Rashesh Shah did it.[return]Sanjeev Bikhchandani did it.[return]Shantanu Prakash did it.[return][return]‘Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish’ is the[return]story of 25 such IIM Ahmedabad[return]graduates who chose the rough[return]road of entrepreneurship. They[return]are diverse in age, in outlook and[return]the industries they made a mark[return]in. But they have one thing in[return]common: they believed in the[return]power of their dreams.[return][return]This book seeks to inspire young[return]B-School graduates to look[return]beyond placements and salaries.[return]To believe in their dreams.

Rashesh Shah did it.
Sanjeev Bikhchandani did it.
Shantanu Prakash did it.

‘Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish’ is the
story of 25 such IIM Ahmedabad
graduates who chose the rough
road of entrepreneurship. They
are diverse in age, in outlook and
the industries they made a mark
in. But they have one thing in
common: they believed in the
power of their dreams.

This book seeks to inspire young
B-School graduates to look
beyond placements and salaries.
To believe in their dreams.