Dr Smruti Ranjan NayakWisdom · Ethical Leadership · Resilience
A six-book collection on business transformation, CRM & revenue strategy, and leadership wisdom — written by Dr Smruti Ranjan Nayak for founders, sales leaders, and readers who refuse to stay ordinary.
A powerful guide that bridges the eternal teachings of the Bhagavad Gita with the realities of modern leadership, management, and organisational growth.
"Battlefield to Boardroom" reveals how the timeless teachings of the Bhagavad Gita provide a practical framework for courageous leadership, strategic thinking, and ethical decision-making.
Written for modern professionals, this book transforms ancient wisdom into actionable principles for leading organisations with confidence, resilience, and purpose.
Transform Anger into Strength, Purpose, and Lasting Success.
Anger: Fire to Force is a practical and thought-provoking guide that shows how anger, when understood and directed wisely, can become a powerful force for personal growth and positive leadership. Rather than suppressing emotions, the book teaches readers to transform anger into clarity, resilience, and purposeful action.
Drawing on psychology, self-awareness, and timeless wisdom, Dr Smruti Ranjan Nayak presents a step-by-step framework for moving from emotional reactions to conscious responses. Whether you are a leader, professional, entrepreneur, or someone seeking greater emotional balance, this book offers practical strategies to channel inner strength into meaningful success.
Every title below opens with its first pages, free to read. When the page fades, the story continues in the full book.
The business immortality code for the AI era
Most businesses die not from a single catastrophic failure, but from a thousand transactions nobody stopped to question. A missed follow-up here, a process shortcut there — none of it looks dangerous in the moment. That is exactly why it works.
This book began with a simple question I kept asking founders and CEOs across industries: if your company disappeared tomorrow, what would actually be lost? The answers were rarely about products. They were about trust, judgment, and the invisible systems that held everything together.
C.A.T. and D.O.G. are not acronyms I invented to sound clever. They are patterns I watched repeat, quarter after quarter, in organizations that survived and organizations that quietly did not.
How Salesforce CRM builds, protects and scales revenue
A pipeline is not a report you check on Monday mornings. It is a living record of every promise your company has made and every promise still owed to it. Treat it as decoration, and it will punish you exactly when you can least afford it.
I have sat in enough revenue reviews to notice the same pattern: teams that trust their CRM data make faster decisions, and faster decisions compound. Teams that don't, spend their best hours arguing about whose spreadsheet is correct.
This book is about closing that gap — not with more dashboards, but with a system that tells the truth before it costs you the deal.
From reaction to reflection, from anger to a purposeful life
Anger arrives before permission is asked. That is its nature — it is a spark, not a plan. What happens in the next four seconds after that spark decides whether it becomes destruction or direction.
For years I treated my own anger as something to suppress, until I noticed suppression was just a slower kind of damage. The turning point was not learning to feel less. It was learning to recognize the fire early enough to choose what it would be used for.
This book will not ask you to stop feeling anger. It will ask you to stop letting it drive.
Modern stories for children and 7 promises
The boy lifted the flute to his lips, and for a moment the whole evening seemed to lean in and listen. His sister stood a few steps away, watching the last light fall over the lake, waiting for the tune she already knew by heart.
Some promises are spoken. Others are played, or drawn, or simply lived — one small choice at a time, the way stars quietly agree to shine together instead of alone.
This is a story about seven such promises, and the children who kept them without ever calling it a lesson.
Creating revenue mechanism to conscious revenue manifestation
Somewhere between the acronym and the actual customer, most CRM strategies lose their purpose. The tool becomes the goal. The dashboard becomes the destination. And the person on the other end of the transaction becomes an afterthought.
I wrote this book to reverse that order — to return to the idea that revenue is not something you extract, but something you earn, consciously, one honest interaction at a time.
The mechanism matters. But it only works when it serves the manifestation.
Ancient wisdom for modern leadership
Long before quarterly targets and stakeholder decks, a warrior stood frozen on a battlefield, unable to act. What he received in that moment of paralysis was not a strategy. It was clarity about duty, detachment, and the difference between the two.
Every boardroom I have sat in since has, in its own quiet way, echoed that same field. Different weapons, same hesitation. Different stakes, same need for a steady mind.
This book carries that old counsel into rooms with glass walls and shrinking timelines — where it turns out to be just as necessary as it ever was.
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Trusted by founders, sales leaders, and readers across the UK and beyond.
Battlefield to Boardroom completely reframed how I run difficult client conversations. The Gita-based framework is now part of every leadership meeting we run.
Pipeline to Profit gave our whole sales team a shared language for CRM discipline. Pipeline visibility and close rates both improved within a quarter.
Transaction to Transformation is the clearest business immortality framework I've read for the AI era. Practical, structured, and genuinely actionable.
