Bøger af Harbans Lal

"Information is not knowledge. The only source of the knowledge is experience. You need experience to gain wisdom." - By Albert EinsteinYou must have heard that experience is the best teacher. Nobody can learn better than the experiences especially from experiences of others.This is how science has grown. Every generation has passed the knowledge to the next generations so that there is no need to reinvent the wheel. That's how we have grown so fast.This book is a culmination of experiences of the author who trained more than 1.2 lakh plus people during year 2004 to 2023 through his training programs.Purpose of writing this book is to:- Die empty - learnings to be transferred to the next generation- Share the experience so that others can learn from that experience - To spread the positivity- To give it back to the societyAuthor has compiled his real-life incidents in to small stories. These incidents are from personal and professional life both. All such incidents are in the form of small stories. One can start reading this book in any order as all stories are separate from each other. At the end of each story, there is a "Food for thought" for the readers. It's highly recommended that reader shall spend few moments on "Food for thought" questions / exercises.

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