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    A Fascinating Journey
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    A Fascinating Journey

    By Anuja Ranjan Kumar

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    ‘A Fascinating Journey’ book is a journey through various phases of life- academics, job, entrepreneurship, teaching, married and social life. It is based around real life experiences with a blend of humor and fancy. This book is for anyone who loves reading and enjoys subtle humor too, irrespective of age and profession.
    Mrs.Kumudini Kulkarni says in her review about this book: 'The episodes, which are in small units, are full of practical-mindedness well suited to Anuja's efficient entrepreneurship in the corporate world. In this way it seems to be a notable book to the young generation working in such places. Some of the last chapters like “Walking on Entrepreneur’s Path” or “Letter to Future Professionals” are really very useful for the young path-finders in the companies or the job seekers. Anuja’s positivity, her purity of heart and sensibility are some of the factors that make her an appealing writer. No doubt these are the qualities behind her successful life also. '
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateOct 27, 2014
    ISBN9781105743511
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