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FOREWORDS BY AMISH TRIPATHI AND RASHESH SHAH

The Complete Guide to Getting Rich and Staying Rich

'This isn't investing dressed up as philosophy. It's a genuine playbook for judgment. Manish Gupta, Chairman and CEO, Indegene

Most investment books teach you how to find winners. This one teaches you something rarer how to say 'no' so your carefully chosen 'yes' can compound into real wealth.

Drawing on three decades of managing money across Asia, Ajay Sharma has built a framework that fuses the rigour of Western finance with the wisdom of Vedic philosophy. The result is a complete system that tells you how to spot businesses on their way from 'Good' to 'Great , how to sense the peak before it turns, and how to protect your gains when it does.

The insight at the heart of it is deceptively simple. Markets move in cycles, that is, the climb from 'Good' to 'Great , and the slide from 'Great' to 'Good , or 'Gone . Master that cycle and you can build extraordinary wealth. But it takes discipline to resist what derails most investors the hot tip, the market darling priced for perfection, the story too good to question.

Good to Great to Gone hands you the tools to build wealth...and keep it.

About the Author

Ajay Sharma is a serial entrepreneur, investment philosopher, YouTube creator and fund manager with over 25 years of experience building wealth across Asian markets. Based in Singapore, he has managed institutional capital across India, China, Thailand and Southeast Asia. His investment philosophy was forged through direct experience of multiple market cycles: the dot-com crash of 2000, the global financial crisis of 2008, and the pandemic bubble of 2020 21.

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  • ISBN: 9789357318785
  • Author: Ajay Sharma
  • Publisher: Hachette India
  • Pages: 328
  • Format: Paperback
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FOREWORDS BY AMISH TRIPATHI AND RASHESH SHAH

The Complete Guide to Getting Rich and Staying Rich

'This isn't investing dressed up as philosophy. It's a genuine playbook for judgment. Manish Gupta, Chairman and CEO, Indegene

Most investment books teach you how to find winners. This one teaches you something rarer how to say 'no' so your carefully chosen 'yes' can compound into real wealth.

Drawing on three decades of managing money across Asia, Ajay Sharma has built a framework that fuses the rigour of Western finance with the wisdom of Vedic philosophy. The result is a complete system that tells you how to spot businesses on their way from 'Good' to 'Great , how to sense the peak before it turns, and how to protect your gains when it does.

The insight at the heart of it is deceptively simple. Markets move in cycles, that is, the climb from 'Good' to 'Great , and the slide from 'Great' to 'Good , or 'Gone . Master that cycle and you can build extraordinary wealth. But it takes discipline to resist what derails most investors the hot tip, the market darling priced for perfection, the story too good to question.

Good to Great to Gone hands you the tools to build wealth...and keep it.

About the Author

Ajay Sharma is a serial entrepreneur, investment philosopher, YouTube creator and fund manager with over 25 years of experience building wealth across Asian markets. Based in Singapore, he has managed institutional capital across India, China, Thailand and Southeast Asia. His investment philosophy was forged through direct experience of multiple market cycles: the dot-com crash of 2000, the global financial crisis of 2008, and the pandemic bubble of 2020 21.

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