دانلود کتاب Nani Palkhivala: The Courtroom Genius

N anabhoyArdeshirPalkhivalaarguablyhad themostmeteoric
rise as an advocate
in
living
memory.
Without
a
privileged
background,
without a god-tather in the legal profession,
without a
degree
from
Oxford
or
Cambridge
or
any
foreign
university,
without
being
a
barrister
(as
was
fashionable
at
that
time),
handicapped
by
a severe
stammer
in
his
childhood,
Palkhivala
reached the very pinnacle of success in the legal profession in less
than twenty years.
What was the secret of his stupendous success at the Bar? What
makes one person reach unbelievable levels of achievement in his
chosen field? Are there any lessons to be learnt from suchsuccess? Is
there a formula that can be replicated by anyone - Iike ingredients
of a recipe of a master chef that can be merely repeated? There is a
theory that success leaves clues. If a person has succeeded by doing
certain
things,
it
is possible
to
do
the same
thing
and
achieve
similar, if not the same,success.
As we came to the end of preparing the final chapters of this
book,
Malcolm
Gladwell's Outliers -
The Story ofSuccesswas
published in late 2008.' Chapter lI of this remarkable book dealt
with
three questions: Is achievement the result of innate talent?
What roles do hard work and preparation play? Does the particular
working
environment
play
an
important
role?
The
answers
Gladwell
gives
us are
truly
astonishing
and
explain,
to
a
great