THE REAL POWER IS IN COMING DOWN

Everyone wants to rise. We want greater success, bigger businesses, higher
positions, stronger bodies, greater recognition and better lives. We spend years
learning how to climb, but there is one skill very few people teach us: How do we
come down? This book was triggered by a simple instruction Dr. Abhishek Gilara
repeatedly heard from his fitness coach, Megha Kapoor, while lifting weights:
“Don’t drop the weight. Bring it down slowly. Keep it under control.” The instruction
belonged to the gym. The lesson belonged to life. A dumbbell must come down
before it can be lifted again. An aircraft must land safely before it can take off for
its next journey. And human life too moves through cycles of ascent, turbulence,
descent, landing and another takeoff. The danger is therefore not always in coming
down.
The danger is losing control while coming down. Through powerful parallels between fitness, aviation, business, leadership,
relationships, spirituality and everyday life, this book explores a different definition of strength. Strength is not merely
rising. It is rising without arrogance, remaining humble at altitude, staying calm through turbulence, descending without
panic, landing without losing your character, learning while you are on the ground and finding the courage to take off again.
Because your lowest moment does not necessarily have to become your final destination. Sometimes the ground is simply
your next runway. Don’t spend your entire life only building wings. Build your landing gear too. For the person who masters
the art of coming down safely possesses something more valuable than temporary altitude: the ability to rise again. COME
DOWN IN CONTROL. LAND WITH DIGNITY. LEARN FROM THE DESCENT. THEN RISE HIGHER.