Catch The Stars by M. Mumshad, STA Publications, Amraha, Chakand, Gaya,
Bihar- 804 404, pp50, Price, INR 50/$02.
Reviewed by ASIF ANWAR ALIG
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otivation is an evangelistic asset in the era of materialism. As
humanism is going down into the bottom line with the propagation of mobile
family system isolating lifestyles, secretive materialism overpowers human
relationships. Talking of motivation is a daredevil initiative today. This
million dollar question has been replied by M. Mumshad through his first book,
Catch the Stars, which describes the ascent of motivation in a very lucid and
realistic manner.
This 50-page coffee table book looks pretty in its glossy pages,
supportive charts and towering examples of successful personalities from around
the globe. These people went a step further to turn rich from the rags – for
economic prosperity, making themselves personalities extraordinaire and
achieving their unbound goals – to write their success stories.


The author also casts focus upon that goal-oriented approach of life in terms of professional attainment and personal satisfaction – by defining that being focused and comprehensive is the key to lead a successful life. Motivating self and those who matter to you the most is a great self-learning. Motivation, as the author describes in this book, is an obligatory mantra for every successful step.
Although Catch the Stars is not an attempt from a publisher of
repute, and is rather an individual effort, this book describes the zeal of the
author who makes best efforts to explain the true meaning of motivation. Most
important attribute of this book is that it is a one sitting reading material
written in simple and crispy style.
This book will definitely mark a place for itself in the book world
of the contemporary era as it augments the readers to understand motivation
through reading rather than implying any other learning resource.
This
book review first appeared in Radiance Viewsweekly 12 April 2009 edition.
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