Contents

Acknowledgments
The First Gurus Were Gurus 1 In which we prepare to unlock stores of wisdom from the past
How to be Unstoppable 45 A young man uses principles in the Arthashastra to build
The Source of Wealth 79 At the dawn of civilization a group of people discover that
On Winning and Losing 107 Minutes before he has to kill or be killed a soldier confronts
The Goal is Not Where You Think it is 129 Siddhartha Gautama experiences great wealth and extreme
The Capacity to Change the World 153 A leader with a huge amount of drive uses it for both good and evil
Achieving Balance 175 A young man embarks on a mission to summarize and codify
Further Travels in Ancient Writings 203 Inner journeys can take you a long way But this book is merely
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Market_Desc: · Market Description· General readers· Business people· People interested in history· People interested in India· As gifts for conference delegates, etc
Special Features: · Indian equivalent of Sun Tzu's Art of War for business· Insight into India's rich and colorful history & culture· Accessible, entertaining & enlightening interpretation of Indian classics· The Kama Sutra, The Bhagavad-Gita and other texts contain a wealth of management advice

About The Book: The Kama Sutra of Business is based on Indian history and the country s classic literature. It draws lessons for business and life from the remarkable stories of leaders and the ancient texts with which they are associated, including The Bhagavad-Gita and The Kama Sutra. The chapters lightly (but not frivolously) bring out management lessons from the stories. Most valuably, the book gives introduces Kautilya Chanakya, the world s first management guru, to the world-wide business community.