STARTUP SECRETS from RAMAYANA

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 ðŸ“– Book Review 📖

Written by Prachi Garg


Could you imagine Durga( Indian Goddess) in a smart business woman suit? Can you picture it? No? Me neither.

But that's exactly what Prachi Garg has made this business guide book for startups into.

Prachi takes us in the world of Ayodhya, Lanka and Ram in a very smooth sailing narrative. 

Book provides some really essential insights about the world of startup and business and for a beginner who wants to get a basic idea before starting a new business can read this book.

she has presented the whole Ramayana storyline in a new way, which is commendable. 

Her conviction in the book and the role each character plays in the mythology has now taken place in the start-up world.

The ones, like me who have grown up with Ramayana in their homes in all medims will certainly find humour in it and the learning to take quite a revelation.

Garg has seamlessly given lessons which will make us look forward to implementing them in our lives otherwise too.

As far as the part  about the Sita's AGNI PARKISHA, the author looks at the epic solely through the business lens of which I had a satisfying read and ended the book with a smile.

For those who haven't read Ramayana, don't worry you will get it too. Those who have read well, will try to imagine Durga in a business suit.

The very first thing that I liked about the book is Its cover image and design as well as the title which attracts the readers to go through the book. As far as the writing style is concerned, it is simple but left a deep impression in the mind of the readers. I loved the way .

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Overall, it was a nice read..I give this book 3.5 stars and recommend this book to those who are planning to start their own business.

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