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Are you working hard but wondering if you're truly growing? Feeling stuck, stressed, or questioning your path? This book is for you.
Work is not just about promotions, paychecks, or performance reviews. It’s about purpose, personal growth, and the kind of person you become along the way.
Letter to Working Professionals is a powerful collection of 30 honest, practical, and deeply human letters that speak directly to the challenges, confusions, and quiet victories of working life. Whether you’re struggling with burnout, battling self-doubt, navigating leadership, or searching for fulfillment—this book is your companion through it all.
From communication to career shifts, from money to mental health, from personal branding to leaving a legacy—every letter is a pause, a perspective, and a push in the right direction.
Inspired by the success of Letters to Teenagers and Letters to College Students, this book is the next chapter in guiding India’s dreamers, doers, and difference-makers.
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Dr. Ashish Gupta
Ashish Gupta is an educator, career coach, author, and lifelong learner on a mission to unlock human potential.
With over 14 years of experience in the field of higher education and career guidance, Ashish has worked with some of India’s leading universities, helping thousands of students and professionals navigate academic choices, career crossroads, and life transitions.
Ashish is the author of two other widely appreciated books—Letters to Teenagers and Letters to College Students—and continues the journey with this third installment, Letters to Working Professionals.
He writes with empathy, simplicity, and honesty—offering real talk for real people living real lives.
When he’s not writing, speaking, or mentoring, you’ll find him reflecting with a book, designing new learning experiences, or having long chai-fueled conversations about personal growth, leadership, and India’s future.
Ashish believes that we’re all writing our own stories—
and his goal is to help you write yours with purpose, courage, and heart.
