Nothing Succeeds than Success

About the Book

Do you feel underutilized in your profession?

Do you want a success that of your childhood hero?

Do you want to lead people in your social or spiritual motive?

Superficially, Nothing Succeeds than Success revolves around these questions. However, rather than answering them and giving an evergreen formula of success, it simply says: “You decide”.

It goes one step ahead by provoking the introspection nerve of the reader. It emphasizes on personalizing one’s success in order to gain a psychologically authoritative control over it. It does so, as the quest for success does not start with you. It starts with I – the I for Introspection:

Why do I want to succeed?

How do I define success?

Whom do I consider to be inspirational? How do I look at his stuff?

The urge for an evergreen success formula makes us think of successful people’s success and define our own. In this never ending quest for success, the book categorizes successful people whose kind of success we dream to imitate. With each category of successful people, it makes us talk to our various states of mind – to put it into plain words: our most obvious rational and emotional responses when we think of a given success and the achiever.

At every conclusive stage, it suggests an ideal approach of mind. No, it does not relate it to the end result that we identify plainly as success or failure. It helps us keep on the track of success journey – the journey which is vulnerable to a premature STOP by red-signals of self-analysis that results from what we commonly recognize as inspirational stuff.

Pondering on finer pros and cons of such self-analysis, attacking the cons to cure the evils of ‘lack of success’, it concludes with a highly contradictory purpose-neutral approach that is recommended not only for success, but for life.

About the Author

Nirav was born in Bhavnagar city of Gujarat, India. He completed his graduation from DDIT, Gujarat University in Electronics & Communication Engineering in 2000. He works with Patni Computer Systems, a leading Indian IT consultancy, and is on company assignment in United States since 2003. Nothing Succeeds than Success is his debut contribution as a professional author. Prior to this, he had authored his autobiography as part of his management course assignments. During his schooling and graduation, he also used to contribute articles in local magazines. His parents and a younger sister live at his native place, Bhavnagar.