Raj Gupta

EARNING SIX FIGURES IN CORPORATE AMERICA WITHOUT A DEGREE Do you work in corporate America or Are you a stay at home mom? Are you tired of living on a five figure salary income? This book will change your like and the way you deal with finances forever Millionaire and motivational speaker Raj Gupta 3rd, will walk you through step-by-step how he went from five figures to running a $30 million multilevel marketing company in no time at all. YOU WILL DISCOVER HOW TO: Successfully quit your dead end 9 to 5 and take back your life without taking huge financial risks. Better manage your time in order to build a million-dollar revenue. Learn how to make money quickly by staying focus mainly on what gets you income. START YOUR PATH TO SIX FIGURE INCOME TODAY

As part of this fiction, Author is sharing a journey of a middle class girl from a small town and challenges faced by her throughout her corporate journey. A Small town girl wanted to test her skills by coming out of the comfort zone to achieve her aspiration to build her own identity and to create a niche for her own self in the corporate world. During her journey, she added many feathers of success but have to let go on many beautiful moments. Was it worth it? With this newer generation, way of working is different but nothing is wrong nothing is right, it is just different. This book in a nutshell, touches upon -- Myriad web of relationships that exists in the corporate world - Shifting socio economic scenario amidst generational shifts - Diversity & Inclusion, LGBTQ, Sexual Harassment and Mental Health issues and what it means for organization, employees and society at large.

INTRODUCTION For what is an end of the world for a caterpillar is what the world calls it a butterfly - It is for you to appreciate that where a road ends, is a beginning of a highway that leads to a new destination to be achieved. Outstanding organisations are discovering that effective Human Resources Management practices multiply results up to 10 times or even more over a few years. Their impact is now proven beyond doubt and developing understanding as to how they create the greatest value for everyone is critically important for being competitive. So, where should the focus be in this most complex organisational challenge? The answer is on developing leadership - an art to get the things done, what you want to get done because others want to do it. In a nutshell, this book will help - - Readers in providing an oversight to overarching principles that if practiced in right earnestness, will help them develop their Leadership credentials.- Organisations in building Managerial & Leadership Effectiveness- Managerial Fraternity at large to understand key Tenets of Success.

OEight Dollars and a Dream tells of a remarkable personal and professional journey by one of AmericaOs premier CEOs and corporate directors. Raj Gupta, working with Syd Havely, offers a candid and captivating story, told with passion and special appreciation for how family, mentors and other leaders transformed him and how he in turn changed his world, a compelling account for all who are navigating a corner office, a boardroom, or their life course. O Michael Useem, Professor and Director of the Leadership Center, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania ORaj's story is the American dream writ large with a focus on what is really important in life. I have had the privilege of working with Raj for many years and have seen his qualities as a business leader firsthand. But I have benefitted even more by watching his example of how to lead one's life with dignity, integrity, and grace. This is a book that needs to be read! O Bill McNabb, Chairman and CEO, The Vanguard Group, Inc.

"Roughly 30 percent of the solar radiation directed toward the earth is reflected directly back into outer space. The remaining 70 percent is absorbed by earth and re-emitted outward as long-wave—or infra-red—radiation. While transparent to incoming solar radiation, certain gases--notably carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, methane, and chlorofluorocarbons—absorb, or ""trap,"" this outgoing infra-red radiation near the earth's surface, producing an increase in temperature. This is the so-called greenhouse effect. The greater the concentration of these greenhouse gases, the more pronounced will be the effect. Despite uncertainties, the scientific consensus recorded at Villach, Austria, in 1985 was that ""the understanding of the greenhouse question is sufficiently developed that scientists and policy-makers should begin an active collaboration to explore the effectiveness of alternatives and adjustments."" The recent scientific assessment of climate change, conducted under the auspices of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, has only strengthened the view that a concerted multilateral response is called for."