I Bought The Monk's Ferrari (Paperback)

I Bought The Monk's Ferrari Book Description

About the Book :

Excited and nervous, a fresher of twenty-three, takes his first career flight from Bangalore to Delhi. He peeps out of the window as the flight takes off- and presto! He sees on the road below, fast fading from his vision- an immaculate bright red Ferrari, begins the quest of his life . . . for his own FERRARI. In this thought provoking book, the author, Ravi Subramanian provides a step-by-step approach towards begins successful and acquiring one’s own Ferrari. The Ferrari here is not a mere luxury car; it is way worthier than that . . . it is something that even the monks wouldn’t want to relinquish.

Inspired by he lives of Individuals, who dreamt big and achieved big, whom the author has comes across in his career and from his own personal experiences, Subramanian pens down the Ten Commandments to motivate readers in acquiring the ‘success’ they have always wished for. A must-read for those who dare to aspire and achieve nothing but the best. After all, the FERRARI is something worth dying for!!!

About the Author :

Ravi Subramanian, an alumnus of IIM-Bangalore, batch of 1993, is currently working with a leading foreign bank in its Retail Banking unit. In a career spanning close to 14 years, he has worked with various MNC banks and now lives in Mumbai with his wife and daughter.He has also authored I Bought the Monk’s Ferrari

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•   By Rajnish Sharma 09 Feb 2012
  I bought monks ferrari

  A nice book , which reconstruct idealism of austerity as a redundant , providing new in side paradoxical of the book the monk who sold his ferrari, profiling the fact poverty cannot boast of simplicity and lack of hunger, because it does not have the wherewithal to act upon .you can only renounce, what you have got...so act, react . buy Ferrari and than sell it to be spiritually rich, other wise your saintliness and spiritualism I is a farce

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