Love your Mondays and Retire Young

Siddhartha Sharma is the Chief Executive Officer of Success Monks Performance Consulting, one of the fastest growing training and performance consulting companies in India.For more than a decade now, Siddhartha has been studying the subject of “human potential maximization” and his life’s focus now is to share this knowledge with all people around the world so that billions can powerfully transform and improve their lives. Prior to starting Success Monks, he worked with McKinsey & Company.Siddhartha has trained and coached professionals from McKinsey & Company, IMRB, Voith GmbH, DSM, IPSOS, HCL, OD Alternatives, EXL Services, QSA Advisory, NICSI, RIICO, and many more corporate houses at Success Monks seminars.He is also a keynote speaker, and regularly speaks at forums such as TED and the National Entrepreneurial Network. As a speaker, he also visits the most prestigious colleges of the country—IITs, NITs, IMI, IIFT, IMT, Fore School, CBS, DCE, and many others.He is also the author of 60 Keys to Success.

Love Your Mondays & Retire Young just might be the most important book of this decade. It has profound insights on how we should manage our professional lives, create financial freedom and live a wholesome life. An intriguing and potentially life altering examination of prevalent work situation that is sure to benefit all readers. This book must be read by every student and employee.

• Foreword Walter VieiraThe ResignationIntroduction: Why I Quit my Job?Part One: DID I DARE TO DREAM?Back to SchoolAvoid The ‘Herd’ Mentality: Wrong Wall and the Crowded LadderRetire Young : Passion into ProfessionFind Your True LovePart Two: DID I LIVE MY DREAM?Section One: Restoring Factory SettingsExcusesDreamicideLuckDenialScarcity MentalityFearSection Two: Installing Passion into Profession ProgramThe Navigation PrincipleThe Happiness PrincipleThe Work-Happiness PrincipleThe Potential PrincipleThe Knowledge PrincipleThe Association PrincipleThe Skill Mastery PrincipleThe Internal Communication PrincipleThe Failure PrincipleThe Money PrincipleThe Productivity PrincipleThe Ownership PrinciplePart Three: DID I SHARE MY DREAM?It’s all about ServiceIf it Ever Happens, It’s up to You