By : SHAILI CHOPRA
Prominent leaders from different
spheres share secrets of what they did at 25 and how that transformed their
leadership horizon
When I Was 25 is a book about leaders when they were
25. The youth will immediately be drawn to it as they’d relate to that period
of life much better. It includes careers graphs and how these successful
personalities reached their current success from when they were 25. The list of
people who have been profiled include Adi Godrej, KP Singh, Rajdeep Sardesai,
Dimple Kapadia,P Chidambaram, Shashi Tharoor,Indra Noori,Zia Mody to name a
few.
The book is different than others on profiles of
prominent leaders as it addresses the youth directly and imparts valuable
lessons on how to get to the top—as opposed to simply tell the stories of
people already at the top.
About the author
Shaili Chopra is one of India’s top television
editor-presenters. She hosts her own video blog TheShailiChopraREPORT. She has
been the Senior Editor and Lead Anchor at ET NOW, the Economic Times Business
News Channel and earlier with NDTV.
Shaili anchored the 9 pm primetime
slots and conducted the big exclusive interviews of people like Warren Buffett,
George Soros, Finance Minister P Chidambaram, PepsiCo’s boss Indra Nooyi,
Microsoft’s head Steve Ballmer and many more.
In 2012, Shaili received India’s
biggest journalism honour The Ramnath Goenka Award for best in business
journalism. She also won the News Television Award for the Best Reporter in
India in 2007 and later in 2008, her business-golf show Business on Course, won
the Best Show Award. She also won the Media Foundation Best Business Anchor
Award for 2010 and in the same year the Federation of Indian Industry gave her
the Young Women’s Achiever Award for contribution to media.
She was awarded the
Young Indian Leader fellowship by the Spanish Government in April 2013.
Shaili’s previous book THE BIG CONNECT
published by Random House India earlier this year garnered rave reviews and
coverage across media in the country. This is her second book with Random House
India.
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