Make Fewer Mistakes

Book Title: Make fewer mistakesAuthor: Shubham JainFormat:PaperbackMy Review:In recent years the word 'start-up' has been making rounds. Start-up businesseshave been receiving increased attention in many parts of the world. In India, the number of start-ups has snowballed, and more support has become available for them. The Indian start-up system and model has been successful in most cases since 2010.If we talk about the genesis of start-up culture in India, we shall initially look at this initiative's roots. Start-ups have played and continue to play significant roles in the growth, development and industrialization of many economics all over the world. India has declared 2010-20 as the Decade of Innovation. The Government has stressed the need to vocalize a policy to synergies science, technology & innovation and establish the National Innovation Council(NIC).When a youngster thinks of setting up a start-up company, all certain time, he or she expects a support system. The difficulties faced by the CEO is often miscalculated by the employee or the outsiders. It is only the CXO office that is aware of the potential hardships a company facesThis book is an inspirational and reference guide that would help people looking after to set-up their start-ups. Entrepreneurship is an integral part of society that is evolving with hundreds of ideas in today's world. In this book, the author Shubham Jain has shared many resources that would help an individual mentally, professionally, and personally evolve their mind and understanding. This book also contains a list of handpicked real-life stories that teach a lot. I find this a highly superior way of delivering a message or imparting wisdom. I recommend the book very strongly.The author in this book also some of the essential and crucial concerns that a start-up company must focus on. In the elementary and simple language, the author excelled in explaining successful and unsuccessful start-up companies' real scenarios.Rating: 4/5

Thanks for penning down this wonderful book by which I was able to re-live my entrepreneurial journey which was around the sane time as grabonrent.

We all have, atleast once, thought of starting a startup. But is it that easy......starting a startup??In this book the author takes us into what goes in setting up a startup. It's not just another startup guide but in this book the author shares his experience/journey....from starting a startup, to building it, to growing it, to running it , and finally shutting it down.The author has explained everything in a simple manner giving examples of big entrepreneurs. One such eg that I liked is of Market Timing where the author explains that timing plays a big role.The author also talks on one of the important topic which keeps the startup going ie Valuing your employees - communicating with them, hiring and training them the right way, firing them the right way.The pages are loaded with just the right information and no unnecessary gyaan is given.I took my own sweet time to read the book. I didn't read it in one go. I also noted down few quotes, which I found inspiring and motivating, from the book.Here are few of them -If you aren't prepared to take risks, you have no business being an entrepreneur.To be a great leader, one needs to be comfortable with being uncomfortable.Miracles dont satiate your dreams, practicality does.It is important to be a good person before being successfull.________________What I loved most about this book is the straightforward ideas and lessons shared by the author along with the examples given of great entrepreneurs.I also loved the page quality of the book, the minimalistic cover

Being a freelance aptitude trainer, I often tell my students not to follow your passion blindly as it is often the most misunderstood advice that most so called motivational speakers seem to give on social media especially you tube. Everybody should also be aware of the flip side before venturing into anything especially business.'Make Fewer Mistakes' is a commendable take on the don'ts part for a budding entrepreneur. It nowhere discourages anyone to dive into building one's own empire. Infact the author tells the readers what mistakes to avoid that he himself had committed or learnt through other experiences in his journey of ultimate success.Through an impeccable narration and a unique writing style, author sets the bar high and a precedence for one and all to take a cue from. He even mentions the little intricate details about how to get funds for the startup and how one shouldn't get disheartened by the little failures in the path as the dreams take their own sweet time to get realized. The cover quality, font size and printing is one of the best I witnessed this year amongst 100+ books that I read. Highly recommended to all those who wants to delve into the exciting path of building something from the scratch.

Genre: Non-FictionMy Review: This book revolves around different dimensions of start-ups. It is a self-help book for those people who are in business and is divided into 6 chapters with many sub-chapters. The author, Shubham Jain has covered all the topics that are important and in which people get the most confused. In addition, he discussed even the smallest of the things that are important to know before setting up the business, which makes understanding the topics more precise and easy to interpret. What I loved the most about this book is the straightforward ideas and lessons presented by the author along with the examples of some great entrepreneurs. The title is apt and goes well with the plot of this book. The vibrant orange cover is eye-catchy. The quality of this paperback and the print is simply amazing. It is an ultimate guide for those who are interested in start-ups and therefore, I highly recommend this book to those who are looking to pursue their career as an entrepreneur.