The Winning Way

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The Winning Way
The Winning Way.jpg
Cover of the 2011 release
AuthorHarsha Bhogle,
Anita Bhogle
LanguageEnglish
SubjectCricket
GenreSports Management
PublisherWestland And Tranquebar Press
Published in English
May 1, 2011
Pages226
ISBN978-9380658322

The Winning Way is a 2011 debut book by Harsha Bhogle and Anita Bhogle, published by Westland And Tranquebar Press.[1] It is Harsha's first book published as an author.[2] The pair stated that the book took them two years to write, with The Hindu calling it "lively".[3]

Premise[]

The Winning Way is a management advice book that focuses on what comprises a successful athlete and shows how management teams could apply that to their work force. The two fields: management and sport, typically have no relation to each other but they do however share the same core attributes.[4]

Reception[]

The Hindu reviewed the book, calling it a "right pick as a playbook for managers."[5] Business Today praised the book, saying it "captures the essence of values in sport, values that make champion players and champion teams".[6]

References[]

  1. ^ Corporates can learn from Team India: Anita & Harsha Bhogle Archived 2013-12-03 at the Wayback Machine MSN India
  2. ^ "Anita & Harsha Bhogle unveils their first book 'The Winning Way'". BestMediaInfo.com.
  3. ^ Winning and how! The Hindu
  4. ^ Dhankher, Tandon (16 June 2011). "Book Review: The Winning Way – Harsha Bhogle, Anita Bhogle". SOMETHING ABOUT NOTHING. Retrieved 12 July 2012.
  5. ^ Check if you are a Sachin or a Sourav The Hindu
  6. ^ Going beyond talent Business Today


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