Millionaire Housewives : From homemakers

Millionaire Housewives tells the stories of twelve enterprising homemakers who in spite of having no prior experience in business managed to build successful empires through the single-minded pursuit of their goal defying all stereotypes.If for Savita Chhabra-vice chairperson of Hygienic Research Institute Pvt. Ltd. Entrepreneurship happened on account of unfortunate events striking her hitherto secure world for Ambika Pillai-one of the most well-known names in the world of hair and beauty today-it was the need to be financially independent that led her down this path. For others like Indian celebrity chef Nita Mehta entrepreneurship was the result of a niggling sense of wanting to do something beyond her traditional role as a homemaker. Amidst their varied motivations and struggles Millionaire Housewives offers valuable lessons for homemakers who want to venture into entrepreneurship. About the Author Rinku Paul: A corporate career spanning over sixteen years with the news channel Aaj Tak a part of the India Today Group made up the first part of Rinku's career. Till she decided to pursue her dream-impacting people's lives! She is now an internationally certified life coach corporate trainer and neurolinguistic programming practitioner. In co-founding a writing studio The Muse she has also given her first love writing a professional outlet.This is her second book. Her first Dare to Be: 14 Fearless Women Who Gave Wings to Their Dreams which she co-authored with Puja Singhal was released to acclaim. Rinku lives in New Delhi with her husband and daughter.Pooja Singhal: With more than a decade spent in corporate life strategizing how best to marry business and people as an HR specialist Puja decided to take a break to focus on her family and other love writing. Having co-founded a writing studio The Muse and published her first book Dare to Be along with Rinku Paul she is now back to juggling corporate responsibilities along with family duties and of course writing.This book is proof of the fact that it is possible to make time for the things we value in life. Puja holds an honours degree in political science and an MBA in human resource management.