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A Mind set wants to make or break a person's wellbeing, sometimes it is very much difficult to come up with the right level of approach to live and deal with the issues of life. Understanding is the key for a prosperous life and wellbeing. Mind-set is a basic attitude and understanding about the approach to life and problems. Considering the importance of the mind-set, this paper helps to understand the mind-set of one of the greatest entrepreneurs of the decade Mr. Ratan Tata and learn the right approach about life and his philosophy, which can help today's world to sustain in the competitive and social aspect of business.

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Being Well, Benefit Mind-Set, Doing Well, Mind-Set, Mr. Ratan Tata.

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