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Unlock the secrets to entrepreneurial success with "What Not To Do" - your essential guide to navigating the complex world of business. This book is not just a collection of advice; it's a treasure trove of real-life experiences, distilled into powerful lessons by someone who's walked the path.Why should you read this book? Because it offers something invaluable: wisdom born from mistakes and triumphs alike. Each chapter unveils critical dos and don'ts in business, drawn from authentic scenarios. It's like having a mentor who shares not only what to strive for but also what pitfalls to avoid. With S.M.A.R.T. Goal Worksheets, the book ensures a hands-on approach, making it more than just a read-it's a transformative experience.From maintaining integrity to effect of ego on your decision-making, and balancing ambition with humility, "What Not To Do" covers it all. It's designed for aspiring entrepreneurs, seasoned business owners, and anyone in between who seeks to refine their entrepreneurial journey. By embracing the insights within these pages, you equip yourself to make smarter decisions, foster stronger relationships, and build a more successful professional life.Dive into "What Not To Do" and transform your entrepreneurial dreams into reality, one chapter at a time. It's your key to unlocking a world of possibilities! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About The AuthorEr. Nimish Desai is a qualified Civil Engineer with over 34 years of experience in Real Estate Industry and author of 3 books. He is the director at 5 Private Limited Companies & Proprietor of two companies. All the companies are involved in Real Estate Industry in various capacities. He is also a Business Efficiency Consultant & Certified Master Coach from TLC.He is the Founder & Chief Mentor at Prescient Strategist. Prescient Strategist is a Business Coaching & Consultancy Firm engaged in mentoring young entrepreneurs, guiding them through the challenges and pitfalls of the industry to ensure that they have sustainable accelerated growth in their business. At Prescient Strategist, they have impacted more than 3 Lakh lives across 11 countries & aim to impact more than one million lives.Nimish believes that empowering employees right from the supervisory level to the top management is necessary to align successful, organization-wide business goals. He, thus, understands businesses, team management and leadership inside out and wishes to reach out to businesses far and wide to help them excel beyond their dreams.

Greetings dear reader,American author, Roy T Bennett once remarked, "Somethings cannot be taught; they must be experienced. You never learn the most valuable lessons in life until you go through your own journey."One of the things that falls in this category is Parenting. Call it an art or science or whatever else, none can claim to have mastered it. If you ask me, parenting is essentially a process, a journey one has to embark to not only unravel one's child but also to discover oneself. I consider myself fortunate - along with my wife, to be part of a "blessed journey - a roller-coaster ride of parenting and through it, the (ongoing) process of self-discovery."In this semi-autobiographical book, I have tried to capture some cardinal events of our life, as parents, which not only brought us face-to-face with each other but with our own-selves too. This is not intended to be a parental manual or handbook; it is a true story of how an ordinary couple - with individual 'egos' achievements and aspirations - mustered the courage to consciously walk together the life-path as 'man & wife', overcame their 'separateness', to evolve into a 'couple' who became responsive parents - and - in the process, embraced the journey of self-discovery. A life story becomes uplifting if it has been lived well or, is worth living; in other words, something readers can intimately relate to; otherwise, it becomes a mental construct that may be idealistic or fantastic, even have glamorous elements, but bereft of life-force! With all humility, gratitude and prayer in my heart, I offer the story of my wife and me - as parents, who allowed themselves to be brought-up by their children - as much as they brought them up.I hope it will be embraced by the readers, both parents and children alike, and in the least, set you thinking. Though I do not possess the power to urge you like Socrates did when he said, "an unexamined life is not worth living", but should this story resonate with you, dear reader, this endeavour would be worth.