When Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis released Nitin Dhabu’s book ‘The Life Skill Called Sales: From Playground to Paycheck’ on a special occasion in Mumbai, it was not just a book launch but a strong initiative towards changing society’s thinking about ‘sales’. Held in the presence of Kamlesh Sutar, Editor-in-Chief of Zee 24 Taas, the event gave the message that selling is not just a business technique but an essential human skill useful in every aspect of life.
The release of this book by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis is a sign that sales is now being accepted as a comprehensive life skill. This initiative sparks new thinking not only in the corporate world but also in the fields of education and personal development. Using simple language, Nitin Dhabu explains in his book that true sales is not about persuasion, but about understanding. Clarity of communication, the ability to listen, and respecting the other person’s perspective are crucial. These qualities are what make anyone successful, whether a student, entrepreneur, or parent.
The most interesting aspect of the book is that it doesn’t contain complex business terminology, but rather explains sales through everyday examples. The author also explains that technical skills can win you opportunities, but relationships and trust are what keep you going.
In today’s world, when communication is often digital and superficial, this book emphasizes honesty and curiosity as the keys to success. This is why “The Life Skill Called Sales” is relevant not only for business professionals but for anyone who wants to build better communication and stronger relationships.
The positive response this book is receiving from readers, available on Amazon and Kindle, proves that people are now ready to look at ‘sales’ in a new light—as a skill that accompanies every step of life.
