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BOOK REVIEW
FREEDOM IS NOT FREE
BY SHIV KHERA

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Particulars of the Book
Title in full : Freedom is Not Free
Written by : Shiv Khera
Publisher : Macmillan India Ltd
Price : Rs 295
Pages : 223 pages
Aim
1. To review the book “FREEDOM IS NOT FREE “by Shiv Khera.
About the Author
2. Shiv Khera, the author of the book is the founder of Qualified Learning System. He is an educator, business consultant, and a much sought after speaker. He has taken his dynamic personal massage to opposite sides of the globe, from the US TO Singapore. His25 Years of research, understanding and experience has helped people on the path of personal growth and fulfilment. He has been recognised as a “Louis Marchesi Fellow” by Round Table Foundation, an award given to among others, Mother Teresa. Lions club International has honoured Mr Khera with “Lifetime Achievement Award” for the cause of humanitarian Service to the society. Shiv Khera’s client list includes among others, Lufthansa airlines, Johnson & Johnson, Nestle, Glaxo Smithkline Beecham and Gillette. He has also appeared on numerous radio and television shows. He is also an author of the International Best seller “YOU CAN WIN”, which has sold over a million copies in 8 languages. His second book “LIVING WITH HONOUR” is already on the best seller list. He is also the founder of “Country First”, a registered society. He is also a keynote speaker in his dynamic workshops which he has been conducting throughout the world. His trade Mark is Winners don’t do different things. They do things differently.
Introduction
3. This book “FREEDOM IS NOT FREE” is one of the books from the popular books written by Shiv Khera. This book has been born out of anguish of the author-pain and sorrow and
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