'The Ideal Entrepreneur: An Idiot's Guide to Building a 300 Crore Company' is a journey of an entrepreneur who built his business from scratch. Rooted from a Marwari culture, he goes through a series of happenings in his life which eventually yields success. This book is not a set of advice or a bunch of guidance, rather a heart felt unfiltered story of not giving up, failure, success and unexpected happenings in the author's life

Being an entrepreneur involves different stages from taking risk to launching a successful business. Does the path comes to end here? absolutely Not! Author had covered different phases of his entrepreneurship and his feasible strategies to handle them. Divided into 16 chapter which has a quote at the start and Key takeaways towards the end. The contents are well phrased in a neat yet eloquent manner.

Eventhough he has the chances of being previlaged upto scoring in CA Foundation exam, still life has a lot for him. Apart from his business details, we could also come across some aspects where the importance building a reliable circle and intercations, handling a business secret with caution, implementing modern business strategies and useful tools. I honestly didn't expect such a good all in one package in this book, suitable even for people who don't prefer non fiction. If you are a person, who has an idea for a start up or has a liking towards business related contents, then this book might be a good choice.

Reviewed by - Murshidha Ibrahim