Interesting & insightful read. Found a few inspirational gems but also want to acknowledge the inherent biases of autobiographies.

What an inspiring story of India based trader turned businessman. Author explains how the bureaucracy make it difficult for capital investment in certain states compared to some states where investor get Red carpet Welcome. Author dedicated sufficient time to explain his family history, his childhood, education and his trading activities. He explains the challenge he faced when he entered in to industry from the background of cotton trading and how he overcome the challenges.

Sipping nostalgia-laden lemonade spiked with business wisdom is like diving into Narotam Sekhsaria's roller-coaster life saga, from cotton trader to cement magnate.

He tells the story of Ambuja Cement with a touch of mystery, showcasing bold ethics and ship-bound cement. A thrilling 80s-90s India tour with OG startup legends unfolds.

Thank you HarperCollins Publishers India and NetGalley for the eARC!

Let me just start by saying: I can't wait to give this to the people in my life you are on their entrepreneurial journey!
What an inspiration! While the name Ambuja wasn't new for me, I didn't know about the journey behind this name. As with most business autobiographies, the challenges seem to be so much, but solved without much effort (if that makes sense?), and this wasn't so different. But still inspirational nonetheless!