I Will Go with You

I WILL go with YOU is an amazing, gripping, thriller type book with deep learning opportunities. The book starts with a young woman running to catch a flight, and almost missing it - the only reason she makes the flight is because airlines staff help her out. How I can relate to that! On Sunday, March 15th, I almost missed my flight from New Delhi to London - due to long lines at Security and VERY slow processing at the counters. Thanks to the compassion of other travelers who allowed me to break the line and move forward, I caught my flight and as I sat on the Virgin Atlantic flight and caught my breath, I started reading the book. Soon I wondered if it was the right book to read on the flight, and when couple of cabin crew asked me about the book I could not but warn them to read the book when they were at home, amidst a loving family with the reassurance of safety having their feet on Terra firma! But, I asked them to read the book, as it is a must read for every one who reads to learn a few lessons from every book. The unexpected twists and turns in the book are amazing and the transformation of key persons in the book is very revealing. Nuggets of wisdom drop out of the thoughts of every key character - whether the person is disturbed, enlightened, or just another person. Every other chapter has a lesson to learn, "Where there is a purpose, there must also be an urgency for its fulfillment" - what a lesson to learn! I have 5-6 critical purposes in my life, but have lacked the urgency, and so have got nowhere ! "Success means different things to different people. Those who have it, think they can buy the world with their power, people included. Those who don't have it, think they can scrape it off those who do. There are those who don't care about the result of what they do and are disconnected from success. And then there are a select few, who don't care about what they get, as long as they love what they do." I like to think I belong to this last select few :) "It's funny how it takes a crisis to shake us up to pay attention to what is really important. We take our life for granted and then we regret not doing that which we wanted to do (the) most." Buy the book, read it, share it with friends and family.