This is the story of a corporate spiritualist, if ever there was one. It started with a young author Megan bajaj’s quest to find answers to the questions that surrounded her existence it possible to be childlike and yet have the wisdom of an old soul? Is it possible toead aife that is materialistically abundant and yet spiritually grounded? Her searched her to hard Prasad kanoria, a ‘corporate spiritualist’ whoseife had been an example of how to be passionately involved in day-to-day activities and still have a part of the ‘self ’ immersed in the higher consciousness. This was a man who balanced hisife on two pillars—faith in God and belief in himself. As Megha explored Hari Prasad’sife, she started finding answers to the everyday dilemmas she had been facing. In happiness in the age of ambition, she takes on the role of a kathavachak (the narrator) to share the extraordinary tale of hard Prasad, who founded severaleading enterprises. This book is not just the story of a businessegend but an answer to the trials and tribulations of people across the world, as they struggle to find a fine balance to manage the contradictions ofife that affect their peace of mind. It is a book for the young and the old alike; for those seeking meaning inife, and those chasing materialistic and spiritual pleasures.