THE KAMA SUTRA OF BUSINESS: MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES FROM INDIAN CLASSICS

Acknowledgments
1 Introduction: The First Gurus Were Gurus
In which we prepare to unlock stores of wisdom from the past
2 The World's First Management Consultant
A sage assembling material for the Arthashastra, the first business book ever written, defines strategic principles that still contain transformative power
3 How to be Unstoppable
A young man uses principles in the Arthashastra to build one of the biggest empires in the world--but he wants more.
4 The Source of Wealth
At the dawn of civilization, a group of people discover that concentrated economic activity generates riches.
5 On Winning and Losing
Minutes before he has to kill or be killed, a soldier confronts the great questions of life. His search for answers is preserved in the Bhagavad Gita.
6 The Goal is Not Where You Think it is
Siddhartha Gautama experiences great wealth and extreme austerity and decides that both are false gods.He discovers that true fulfillment lies elsewhere.
7 The Capacity to Change the World
A leader with a huge amount of drive uses it for both good and evi and records his findings in the extraordinary Edicts of Ashoka.
8 Achieving Balance
A young man embarks on a mission to summarize and codify human relationships and produces the Kama Sutra.
9 Further Travels in Ancient Writings
Inner journeys can take you a long way. But this book is merely the first step on a much longer trip.
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