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In “Everything Started as Nothing”, Bhaskar Majumdar presents a multitude of experiential do’s and don’ts for budding entrepreneurs keeping in mind the Indian Start-Up ecosystem. A pioneer in his field, Majumdar is a serial entrepreneur himself and has invested across 30+ startups in India.

The paradigm shift in the entrepreneurial score that made it's presence known in the early 2011’s has only grown exponentially with the launch of Digital India and is already sought as the most fulfilling of careers.

With a brief introduction, of the current scene of start-ups in the second highest populated country, Majumdar makes an onerous attempt to answer and provide solutions that are quintessential in the Indian story. The book hence is ladened with success stories of young entrepreneurs, from all formats of the journey be it : technology, hospitality, IT,sports and more.

Entrepreneurship is often a one-way street filled with chaos, obstacles and a lot of second-guessing but the one thing you need to ask yourself is “are you comfortable in your own skin”?
“Everything Started as Nothing” is a book that is easily accessible and understandable, doesn’t go on to preach what “real entrepreneurship” should look like and the best thing about it is it doesn’t overwhelm the reader at any point. If you are someone rolling up your sleeves to venture into the world of start-ups, dismantling the structural ecosystem of the corporate world or know someone who is, this book is written for it! It is truly inspirational and motivates the reader and most importantly it is like having an one-to-one with someone with the same mindset.