…….Well, this is not an elaborated review or endorsement of any book or any of that sort but about the associated memories. I recently went through my old shelf and I saw this book lying there amongst some old torn and termite eaten books called “Winning” by Jack Welch. It was quite intact as compared to other books. When my eyes fell on this book, my memories took me back to my college days and precisely to 27th of April 2005 at McDonalds; JM Road, Pune. Incredible…!!
Back in the year of 2005, it was final year of my graduation at the college; Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies and Research (SICSR). Friends had become somewhat strange, communicating less and less. No greetings and no goodbyes, no smiles and no fun. Everyone seemed to be busy studying and in deep focus in their final semester exams and viva voce preparations. I could see many of my friends silently spending time in libraries referring to books and making note; some in canteens and some in parking lots in groups studying and referring notes. It was a critical time as we had to do the submission of our final year project work too. Most of us boys traditionally depended on the notes of female class mates known for their impeccable note making skills. We photocopied them and referred to them as our base-notes. We spent sleepless nights studying. And there marked the beginning of a never-ending pursuit of “winning”


"....and after all these years, I recently went through my old shelf and I saw this book lying there amongst some old torn and termite eaten books called “Winning” by Jack Welch. It was quite intact as compared to other books. When my eyes fell on this book, my memories took me back to my college days and precisely to 27th of April 2005 at McDonalds JM Road, Pune. Incredible…!! I took reading seriously ever since like never before and have personally found reading to be such a fulfilling experience. I’m shortly coming up with another blog post which would try to elaborate the benefits of reading I’ve enjoyed thus far. Keep yourself tuned in...."