Venkatesan - Get Better at Getting Better

Mouli provides a thought-provoking, insightful construct on a topic that I have seen him continuously address over his career. Lucid, practical and logical, this book is a great guide on getting better, every dayBharat Puri, managing director, Pidilite Industries

I have heard of Kaizen and continuous improvement for machines and processes and always wondered why there was no Kaizen process for human beings. This book is the answer to that. Mouli gives you the tools and techniques you require to accelerate your get-better journey. If you want to succeed, stop thinking about success and start thinking about getting betterHarsh Mariwala, chairman, Marico Ltd

You dont grow in an organization by just delivering results. You need to continuously get better. Moulis book makes you realize that and gives you the strategies to get better. Read this book to get an interesting perspective on personal growthPiyush Pandey, global chief creative officer, Ogilvy and Mather

Everyone wants to get ahead; a few want to get better. The ones who get better always get ahead. Moulis book tells us how all of us can get betterShiv Shivakumar, group executive president, corporate strategy and business development, Aditya Birla Group

Moulis book shines the light on a critical difference that separates those who succeedtheir ability to constantly get better. Far too often we focus on extraneous labels of success, rather than going to the core issue of continuously improving ourselves, which leads to success. I encourage readers to not just read this book but also internalize the concept and apply it consciously. Get Better at Getting Better has the potential to change you for goodand make you the best that you can beAnand Kripalu, MD and CEO, Diageo India, and member, Diageo Global Executive

During my long corporate career, I have seen success and failure around me. There is no magical formula, but there can be experiential insights. Understanding and providing a distilled method to success is like a compass. It is very useful to have, so get hold of a compasslike this bookR. Gopalakrishnan, author and corporate adviser

Moulis latest book, Get Better at Getting Better, is an ideal sequel to Catalyst which gave readers an excellent overview on how to plan a corporate career and how to make it big in the second half by preparing for it in the first half. This book delves into the complex subject of how and why some people succeed more than others despite putting in the same effort. The book, besides being invaluable for corporate careers, will also be extremely useful to HR managers whose job he describes succinctly as helping people succeedSam Balsara, chairman, Madison World

In my years as a consultant at Bain & Company and now with the Godrej Group, my observations resonate with Moulis powerful insights and conclusions. The most successful people are those who are able to continuously improve themselves and get better. In this book, Mouli lays out a powerful approach for kick-starting your get-better journey. A must-readVivek Gambhir, managing director and CEO, Godrej Consumer Products Limited

I want to congratulate Mouli for producing yet another insightful book on personal development for future leaders who are seeking sustainable success in their careers. I love Moulis approach of building a simple yet powerful model for getting better in life through a systematic inquiry. Effort is not the only means to your success but need to be supported by a Get-Better Model. I recommend this to all those who are in the early stage of their careers as this book may inspire you to get to the next stage of the success ladder and potentially prevent career derailersAnnaswamy Vaidheesh, vice president, South Asia, and managing director, GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals India Ltd