I have been an Indra Nooyi Fan for a while now. I have probably listened to every podcast/talks she's been on to the point where I got sick of listening to answers to similar questions over and over again. Indra Nooyi, is my hero. My inspiration. Ever since she came up with her own book, I was excited to read it, hoping for more stories than the ones already covered in most of her interviews. I found this book to be very relatable. The fact that I read this book in march (around women's day), made it even more meaningful to me. I was hoping that this book would read like a manual on how to do it all. Unfortunately, it is not. She basically just writes about all the incidents in her life until now and we the readers are forced to think for ourselves and learn what we can from her story. Her story is one of hard work, strength, smarts, and a can do attitude. I wish she had written in more detail. I would have loved to read about her happiness when she was able to break g...