YANGA Unplugged

YANGA Unplugged empowers readers to Put Yourself First. Celebrate Your Journey. Reshape Your Destiny.To outrace the perils life throws your way, you'll need to be faster, smarter, and more determined than ever.Every success story requires a potent mix of self-belief and determination-but to navigate all the daunting setbacks you'll encounter along the way, courage and authenticity are equally essential. If you're a purpose-driven professional who's eager to harness the transformative power of resilience, YANGA Unplugged is your roadmap to unlocking your potential while honouring your roots. Using his own inspiring life story as a guide, author Premal Patel compellingly explains how to employ family wisdom to nourish a lifelong sense of purpose. As Premal's journey from a new London arrival in the early 1970s to a successful businessman illustrates, every successful personal transformation relies on creating strong human connections and taking action. While narrating his personal path to professional success, Premal explains how to put yourself first while authentically living your own story.So, don't fall by the wayside in the path to fulfilment. Instead, make the most of your innate talents and ambitions by absorbing the insights and strategies of someone who's expertly walked the rocky path from tragedy to triumph. ''This book is a spark-it challenges you to dig deep, believe in yourself, and take meaningful action toward the growth and life you desire''. Tricia Manning, Author and Executive Coach. ''This book is a heartfelt call to action: to trust ourselves, to keep learning, and to never let fear or age limit our ambitions. 'YANGA Unplugged' is more than a guide; it's a celebration of the enduring human spirit. It reminds us that even as our communities change, our capacity for hope and reinvention remains undiminished''. Mazarine Memon, Artist and Entrepreneur.''Throughout his book, he selflessly encourages the reader to look inside to understand the true meaning of the collective stretch. A stretch that starts with self, of course, especially when it comes to that 'common commonality' ... perfectionism. I love that Prem challenges perfection and its naughty friend procrastination in favour of 'doing right in the moment''. Susan Furness, Alternative Strategist, Author and Coach.