Thy Life's a Miracle

Thy Life's a Miracle

RJ The Harvester of Opportunities

Rakesh Jain, aka RJ, is a successful self-made entrepreneur from Lucknow who dabbled in many business ideas but didn't blink whenever he hit a roadblock or even when he hit rock bottom. An intuitive and brave-hearted risk-taker, he was helped along by people in seemingly miraculous ways and finally set up the PRAG Group of Companies making quality engineering products for the Indian Railways. Over time, he ended up being a brilliant Relationship Jockey (RJ) who conquered great heights in the face of adversities. Armed with a smile, a business plan and shoals of positive energy he tempted fate with childlike innocence only to be showered with miracles.

The chapters throw up mind-boggling questions like:

Do miracles really happen?

If they do, why do they happen to a man deeply involved in the world of business and enterprise?

Does a human being need to be the perfect receptacle for miracles to play out in daily life?

Rakesh Jain's thrilling and dramatic life story throws up philosophical possibilities as to what construes a miracle? Can RJ's miracles be replicated by young entrepreneurs trying to make a mark with their startups?

Rakesh's own journey has been nothing short of miraculous. When he unexpectedly lost a secure job he set up a small entrepreneurial enterprise in Lucknow and expanded it to Mumbai.

Life's unexpected twists and turns are reflected in this absorbing book by Rakesh, and its ups and downs that occur to all of us, but Rakesh's persona and temperament have turned seemingly unfavourable situations into agreeable and pleasant outcomes!

Rakesh's fascinating story which I have enjoyed reading and which I hope you will find inspiring. I raise a toast to his courage and indomitable will and wish him all success in his life!

Shatrughan Sinha

A man must be ready to harness the good and gratifying from the godsend thrown at him by fate. And such a man is Rakesh, who goes beyond mere rejoicing in the fruits of simple serendipity to a belief that harvesting of opportunities is our true karma.

Sudhanshu Mani