Innovation

"Virender KapoorA thinker, educationist, author, columnist, and an inspirational guru.An Indian who wears many hats, an educationist of repute, B.E E&TC, Masters in Computer Science from IIT Bombay, he also holds an MA in International relations. PG Diploma in Marketing.He was the Director of a prestigious management Institute under the Symbiosis umbrella.As a celebrity author, his name appears with the likes of Thomas Friedman and Dale Carnegie. His books are now available in eight regional and foreign languages like Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Talegu , Malayalam , Tamil, Punjabi and Vietnamese (three books)His areas of interest are Human excellence, work life balance, motivation, Emotional Intelligence, Value based leadership, Value system, learning from luminaries, writing skills, oratory, technology, International relations and more.He writes for Economic Times, Times of India, Hindustan Times, Rediff (Regular page), Trunicle, Cyber Media, Daily O India Today, OpIndia.He wrote a half page fortnightly column for TOI (News In Education) to motivate School children for 18 months.His book reviews and interviews have appeared in almost all Major newspapers and Business Today, business India and Business World, competition Success review, The Week.He has authored more than three dozen books as of now which are on Amazon worldwide and several of his books are in the pipeline."

How did Albert Einstein acquire such a cult status? What was so great about him? And, more importantly, what can we learn from his life? One of the most admired figures from the last century, Albert Einstein's contributions to science, particularly theoretical physics, are unparalleled. How did Einstein's achievements translate into our daily lives? And what was he like as a person? In this book, Virender Kapoor analyses every facet of Einstein's life and personality. He shows how Einstein's contributions went far beyond the field of science - he was an active supporter of human rights, a generous donor and remarkably detached from material possessions. Einstein also knew how to use his imagination productively, employ communication skills effectively and above all, keep his sense of humour intact. It was these qualities and others that made him the man he was and understanding and absorbing them would also help others go a long way as well, in any time and at any place. Containing powerful truths in simple, lucid words, Innovation: the Einstein Way is a must-read for everyone, irrespective of their fields of interest, to understand how to utilize their strengths to the fullest.