Born in an Army cantonment, raised in school assemblies across pin codes, and trained in the art of packing and unpacking friendships, this is my chaotically charmed life. I made friends faster than Wi-Fi connects and said goodbye even faster. Emotional attachments came with expiry dates and posting orders. From preparing for Monday tests to preparing presentations for Monday reviews, the journey's been nothing short of comic evolution. I've had more school IDs than passwords, and every classroom, hostel, and farewell taught me something the boardroom never could. Being an Army kid meant learning adaptability before algebra, and diplomacy before decimals. This book isn't a guide to corporate success, it's a survival kit filled with humour, hope, and just enough childhood trauma to make you smile. It's not just about boardrooms and business cards- it's about remembering who you were before you became your email signature. So read on, and maybe, just maybe, you'll find your inner child hiding behind that Excel sheet.
