Know the do's and dont's and compare the journey of your life and learn from the journey of India's missile man “APJ Abdul Kalam”.
Buy My Journey: Transforming Dreams into Actions Book Online at Low Prices in India | My Journey: Transforming Dreams into Actions Reviews & Ratings - Amazon.in
Click here to get the key of success(this book).
(From Amazon)
The Guiding Light: A Selection of Quotations from My Favourite Books + My Journey: Transforming Dreams into Actions (Set of 2 Books)
Product description
Review
After Completely reading this book in a couple of days the entire book "My Journey"can be summed up in few words, 1. This book as it says has some Unknown & Interesting events form the life of India's Missile Man. 2. It also Educates & Inspires the reader to achieve their dreams irrespective of their own social situation through A.P.J.Kalam Sir's life stories. Really a fascinating one & a Must read book for students & those who wish to stay in their career especially Aeronautical/Aeronautics related Field.. --By Vivek on 7 May 2014
This is a book of the type I love and I can share with anybody. The Language is very fluent and the book is very inspiring. The best president of India, A. P. J. Abdul Kalam sir has written this book. Thanks to Amazon for making it available at this price and hats off to their fast service like shipping the product within half a day of ordering. --By Chunilal Banerjee on 4 December 2013
As soon as I started reading I eagerly went on. The book is truly good. It has series of anecdotes which inspired Dr. Abdul Kalam. In this book he writes about those people who had influenced his life. Those personal accounts of events feel very sincere, and deeply personal. --By Vijay Krishna on 13 January 2014
About the Author
About the Author: The author, Dr. Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam was born on 15th October 1931, at Rameswaram, which is in Tamil Nadu. He majored in Aeronautical Engineering from Madras Institute of Technology and is one of the most renowned scientists in the country. He has received many awards, including the Padma Bhushan (1981), the Padma Vibhushan (1990) and the Bharat Ratna (1997).
From the Publisher
Biographies & Autobiographies (Books)
Conversation with A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
My Journey recounts certain unique experiences of my life from my childhood until now, when I am over eighty years old. In all these years and through all these experiences, the most important lesson I have learnt is, one must keep dreaming at various phases of life, and then work hard to realize those dreams. If we do so, then success is imminent. To the many people I meet I always say, ‘Dreams are not those that we see in our sleep; they should be the ones that never let us sleep.’
The idea for this book came to me one day while I was walking in my garden. Like every other time, I stood under the grand Arjuna tree which is nearly a hundred years old in age, and I looked up into its branches to see if any new nests had been built by birds or if a fresh beehive had appeared. And something in that moment, as I gazed up at this tree, in this city of Delhi, reminded me intensely of my father.
Biographies & Autobiographies (Books)
He, too, was an early riser whose first few hours of the day would be spent with nature, examining his coconut trees, walking the roads of the town we lived in. I recalled with a smile and a feeling of happiness my childhood, the people who inhabited it, the hands I held while I traversed it.
I then also began to think of the journey that my life has been—the unusual paths I have travelled, the things I have seen, the events I have been a part of. And I began to wonder if these memories and experiences should stay with me or if I must share them with my numerous readers and family members whose numbers have grown as large as the abundant roots of an enormous banyan tree—its great-great-grandchildren!
I have written a few books till date, and in some of them I have described my childhood experiences. When I wrote my first book about my life, I had wondered how it would interest anyone.
Biographies & Autobiographies (Books)
Unlike in my previous books, My Journey focuses more on the smaller, lesser-known happenings in my life. The incidents around my mother and father were written because even now, at the age of eighty-two, I still cherish the values and ethics that they lovingly inculcated in me. The qualities they instilled in me, and which I learnt from observing them and by understanding their reactions to the adversities they faced, have helped me live better, and through these values my parents still live strongly within me. When my father talked about the importance of understanding people’s minds, or faced difficulties stoically, I remembered his words years later when I was battling various odds myself. In my mother’s tender touch and sensitive upbringing of her children I found a world of love and kindness.
I also felt compelled to record in detail the contributions of my sister Zohra and her generosity; the openness of the outlook of my first mentor Ahmed Jalalluddin that first encouraged me to think of studying further.
Instances such as my failure to qualify for the Indian Air Force and the other adversities I have been witness to, have all brought home to me the necessity of setbacks in one’s life. Yes, they seem insurmountable at the time, but there really is no difficulty one cannot overcome if there is determination in the heart.
Recently, I was talking to my friend Professor Arun Tiwari, when he suddenly asked me an unusual question, ‘Kalam saheb, can you sum up your life so far, in one sentence?’
It made me think for a while. Eventually I said, ‘Arun, my life can be summed up in these phrases and words: love poured to the child…struggle…more struggle…bitter tears…then sweet tears…and finally a life as beautiful and fulfilling as seeing the birth of the full moon.’
I hope these stories will help all my readers understand their dreams and compel them to work on those dreams that keep them awake.
A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
Pick up this wonderful book to know these quaint stories of APJ Abdul Kalam’s life.
This article belongs to amazon.in





0 Comments:
Post a Comment
Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]
<< Home