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Biography

G.J.Bajaj is a graduate in chemistry, from DAV College of arts and science, solapur and post graduate in ‘oils and paints’ from VJTI, Mumbai. He possesses vast experience in innumerable and diversified faculties of life. Running an ultramodern edible oil refinery, or wholesale distribution of textile goods, investment in stocks or distribution of electronic goods, are the different type of portfolios he has managed. He was the resident director of solvent extraction company, processing 50,000 MT of oilcakes per annum, right from purchasing of the land to the commissioning of the plant. He is a promoter director of an ultramodern hospital, Solapur kidney care and research centre pvt. ltd. Mr. Bajaj owns horticultural farm of amla fruit (Indian gooseberry). It is so beautifully designed and landscaped that thousands of nature-loving people arrange their picnics and programs in his garden. He has written several articles, on various subjects, in the magazines and newspapers. His articles on 'Vitamin C in amla (Indian gooseberry)' have been greatly appreciated by the visitors of his website,http://www.kanhaiyaamla.com from all over the world. He strongly believes that, 'Humanity','Humor','Hobby' and 'Hard earned money', produce love, joy,contentment and wealth respectively. These core virtues and values surface at every page of the book,'LOVE BEGETS WEALTH'.

Inspiration

Love attracts, hate repels. Love builds, hate shatters. Love heals, hate impairs. Love is powerful. It is reciprocal. Love begets love. People start loving us. The hearts of our seniors, colleagues, and juniors enlarge. Our suppliers, staff, coworkers, customers and society at large accept us, favor us, prefer us and support us. And our profession, business or industry flourishes. We become wealthy, and realize that love begets wealth too. Yes. It’s true. Love begets wealth. Here, loving the nature and mankind at large is an input and it begets wealth as an output. However, misconstruing, we start loving the output, the wealth itself. We start chasing it, breaking all the barriers of conscientious discretion, even entering the red zone of obnoxious evil. Resist the temptation of loving wealth, rather give it an opportunity to love and embrace you. Saint Paul warns us in the New Testament. He writes, ‘For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.’ Well, when we correlate love to wealth creation, people who love their work, always find fun, joy and satisfaction in it. And the output in terms of work completed and money earned is always tremendously more. One of the great masters who knows the techniques of wealth creation, says, ‘People rarely succeed unless they have fun in what they are doing.’ And Marsha Sinetar emphatically states,” Do what you love and money will follow.” Love resembles a flower. The fruit is analogous to wealth. One can find similarity in love and flower, as well as fruit and wealth. It shall justify the importance of love in creating wealth. A flower is beautiful. It is delicate. It is fascinating. It has fragrance. It has different hues. It becomes bashful and remains closed in the bud form. Bees woo it. When a bee courts and fondles, the bud blooms and blossoms. The petals open. Flower responds and proclaims the acceptance of love. It allows the bee to flirt with it and bestows sweet honey. At the same time a seed is sowed. Flower is pollinated and transforms into fruit. The same is the case with Love. It transforms into wealth.