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Getting Dressed and Parking Cars recounts the part-thrilling, part-nerve-wracking journey of Alok Kejriwal's fourth entrepreneurial venture-- Games2win. Each chapter in the book is a real-life story that captures his experience of building and scaling this wobbling start-up into a bona fide business. The result is an exhilarating rollercoaster ride with Kejriwal getting arrested, him dealing with all of the company's top games getting stolen and getting humbled in San Francisco while looking for a chief technology officer. The book also speaks about him finding a spouse and living with the regret of missing out on tonnes of opportunities. This is not simply a book about a successful start-up or entrepreneurship but it celebrates the spirit of creations.

Today, we are confronted with a lot of compelling career options, but with little guidance. The new age engagement models, such as working-from-home, freelancing, gig-workforce, moonlighting, co-working spaces, solopreneur and entrepreneur-in-residence, have ushered significant flux in both the formal and informal work settings. There are opportunities galore, and the democratization of technology has only exacerbated our quest for the most suitable career.Design Your Career is the distillation of Pavan's 550 workshops at over 175 organizations across five countries where he infers that human talent is grossly underutilized. This book is a humble attempt in offering hope and clarity to individuals who feel helpless amid all the chaos and to give them the appropriate tools and frameworks to guide their careers towards fulfilment.

Every year lakhs of students take the Common Admission Test (CAT), arguably the third most-challenging entrance examination in India after the JEE and the UPSC, to secure a seat at one of the prestigious IIMs or other top-tier management institutes. But what are the odds of making it? 1 in 100. It is because most aspirants do not possess one of two things: the tools to develop the immense mental strength that is needed to crack such high-stakes exams or precise strategies to tackle the different challenges the exam throws up. If, however, they possess these two skills, they might miss out on the third part -- information. What makes this test different from the JEE or UPSC exams is that selection is not based on the test alone but on the academic and professional profile of the applicants as well. Many aspirants lack this critical information. Most CAT-preparation books are focused on the specific sections of the exam and, therefore, fail to provide a holistic understanding of what the