The first thing that would attract you most in “I Have a Dream’ by
Rashmi Bansal is its blue book cover and the fluffy white cloud, on
which rests the book title. The aesthetics is in perfect sync with the
title and concept that is “Dreams”.
Quite naturally, the book is about one common dream that 20 social entrepreneurs have, of transforming the world with their capabilities to something phenomenal. The line that defines the book the best is the author’s note that says, “These are people like you and me, not Mother Teresa. They are using the principles of business, to create a better world”. A world that does not confuse profit with greed and people are willing to come together for a sublime cause. A world where giving importance to “I” does not mean crashing “them”. Read More
Quite naturally, the book is about one common dream that 20 social entrepreneurs have, of transforming the world with their capabilities to something phenomenal. The line that defines the book the best is the author’s note that says, “These are people like you and me, not Mother Teresa. They are using the principles of business, to create a better world”. A world that does not confuse profit with greed and people are willing to come together for a sublime cause. A world where giving importance to “I” does not mean crashing “them”. Read More
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