Have you heard about The American Dream that states “Life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone, with opportunity for each, according to their ability and achievement, regardless of their social class or circumstances of birth?”

244 years after independence, The American Dream still continues to inspire the nation, holds its people together, gets everyone pushing in the same direction, and makes the country what it is today.

Besides America, our neighbor, China has a “Chinese Dream,” which promotes prosperity, collective effort, and national glory.

Even smaller countries like Qatar and New Zealand have also stated their national dreams.

But what about India?

Do we have a dream that can push us in the same direction and that can inspire you, me, and a billion others?

Yes, India had a dream in the past – a dream of an independent country, but that dream ended after we achieved it.

What about now? Do we still have an Indian dream that can inspire us into action?

Yes, there is a new kind of dream that has started emerging from every nook and corner across the nation.

Inside The Self Made Indian Dream - The Entrepreneurial Awakening, you will discover what this new Indian dream is all about and how this new Indian dream is driving the new Indian middle class to achieve their own version of success in a society where upward mobility is increasingly possible for anyone regardless of their age, gender, caste, education or background.

More importantly, you will learn about the dreams of millions of poor and lower-middle-class families in India and how they are striving hard to move up in society.

Besides, this book will reveal how the new Indian middle class is increasingly taking up entrepreneurship as a vehicle to move up the social ladder.

Finally, you will also learn the various unacknowledged, untold pains, and frustrations of millions of such entrepreneurs and their startup aspirations and failures via the author's startup experiments.

So, scroll to the top and hit that buy now button, and join the movement.