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    The document reviews the book "Stay Hungry Stay Foolish" by Rashmi Bansal. It summarizes the book as profiling 20 individuals who started their own ventures without an MBA degree, driven by a desire to prove themselves and live interesting, passionate lives. The stories are from different professions and states across India. It highlights themes from the book like jugaad, junoon, and zubaan which refer to creative problem solving, passion for an idea, and unique talents. It conveys messages that academic qualifications do not decide one's future, that anything is possible with hard work and determination, and that success relies on one's mind, heart and skills rather than a fancy degree or wealthy

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    The document reviews the book "Stay Hungry Stay Foolish" by Rashmi Bansal. It summarizes the book as profiling 20 individuals who started their own ventures without an MBA degree, driven by a desire to prove themselves and live interesting, passionate lives. The stories are from different professions and states across India. It highlights themes from the book like jugaad, junoon, and zubaan which refer to creative problem solving, passion for an idea, and unique talents. It conveys messages that academic qualifications do not decide one's future, that anything is possible with hard work and determination, and that success relies on one's mind, heart and skills rather than a fancy degree or wealthy

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    The document reviews the book "Stay Hungry Stay Foolish" by Rashmi Bansal. It summarizes the book as profiling 20 individuals who started their own ventures without an MBA degree, driven by a desire to prove themselves and live interesting, passionate lives. The stories are from different professions and states across India. It highlights themes from the book like jugaad, junoon, and zubaan which refer to creative problem solving, passion for an idea, and unique talents. It conveys messages that academic qualifications do not decide one's future, that anything is possible with hard work and determination, and that success relies on one's mind, heart and skills rather than a fancy degree or wealthy

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    -Deep J Gala -Masters in Management Studies - 1 -C.K.Pralhad - 05

    Writer, Entrepreneur & Youth Expert


    Stay Hungry Stay Foolish

    Co-founder & Editor of JAM


    Mentor

    MBA from IIM-Ahmedabad


    mail@rashmibansal.in

    Story of 20 enterprising individuals without


    an MBA, who started their own ventures.

    Driven by the desire to prove themselves, to


    live interesting, passionate & meaningful life.

    Stories from all the professions & across


    several states of India.

    Jugaad

    Junoon

    Zubaan

    No formal Training in Business Observatio n, Experiment ation & Application of Mind

    Driven by Particular Idea/Passio n Something which is different

    Creative People Unique Talent

    Never Fear Failure


    Inner voice

    Academic qualifications cannot decide a


    persons future and career Anything is possible through hard work, determination, and a sense of vision Never loose hope

    You dont need a fancy degree or a rich daddy

    to dream big & make it happen...


    ...Its all in your head, your heart, your hands

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