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Growth by Choice
Make Space for the Better You
Every choice matters. It inextricably causes an individual to grow, stagnate or slide. Author Haresh Khoobchandani has experienced this first hand, starting out as a flight steward through to his career today as a global executive leader in the technology sector. He examines the connective tissue between choice and growth and prompts reflection on the opportunities presented to us in the moments that matter. Growth is an infinite, uniquely adventurous journey. Live yours!
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