The Breakthrough by Megha Bajaj

 📍 This book has 11 chapters or it's said as 11 trailblazers on the cover of the book. 


📍 The book talks about 11 special people who belong to different-different parts of India. 


📍 The author Megha Bajaj visited many different parts of the country and discovered these 11 individuals who are truly happy and successful. 


📍 We all want success and happiness in our lives and we try to do things in a way so that we can get these two in our lives. However, only 4-5 percent of people in the entire world end up becoming successful and from among these less than 1 percent become successful and happy. 


📍 What's the secret that propels these 11 people to the top of the pyramid? What is that that makes them who they are? How do they look at present and how do they set their lives for the future? 


📍 So, to know the answers to such questions meet Nitin, Asha, Arun, Chitra, Sandeep, Kanni, Uvaraj, Guru, Kavish, Mukesh, Praburam and Sushil on their beautiful journey. 


📍 I loved how the chapters were divided by the colours and were divided into small parts, which helped in reading fast. 


📍 I loved all the motivational quotes in the book, it's so interesting to read when you find these great lines in the book. The language of the book isn't hard to read. The stories go with the flow. 


📍Read the book to find out more about the secrets of the 11 individuals whom the author has talked about.

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