Description

This book is not just the story of a Cloud Kitchen or restaurant…
It is a truly inspiring journey of struggle, hard work, faith, family, service and humanity.
The story of “Yoogesware Fast Food” teaches us that no work is small and any person can make a big mark with his hard work.
Ordinary people like Raj and Sheetal, who did not give up despite limited resources, have today become an inspiration for thousands of small business owners, Cloud Kitchen operators and hard-working people.
This book is not just about business,
Rather, the importance of family, customer trust, hard work of the rider, social service, honesty, technology and the real strength of humanity has also been depicted.
This story is hope for those
Those who are fighting financial problems, conflicts or small thinking of the society.
This book tells how even a small Cloud Kitchen can dream big…
How good deeds can change a person’s future…
And how helping others is the greatest success.
This book is dedicated to every person
Who is trying to improve the life of his family by working hard day and night.
This book also salutes all the riders, small business owners, workers and families of India
Who do not lose courage even in difficult circumstances.
This is not just a story…
Rather, it is a small attempt to change the thinking.

About The Author 

This book is not just a story,
Rather, it is the voice of those millions of hardworking people of India
Who keep their dreams alive even amidst struggles.
Author Kannan Dhanrajan has tried to put this inspirational story into words after closely observing his real life experiences, struggles and society.
As a writer, he just wants to say to the people of India that-
No person or small business should be considered small based on its external condition.
Because sometimes the small looking people are the ones fighting the biggest struggles.
This book brings out the true picture of Cloud Kitchen, small business, delivery riders, family, hard work, honesty and humanity.
The author believes that
The real strength of India is not in big offices or big malls…
Rather it resides in those small traders, workers, riders and families
Those who work hard every day to strengthen the country’s economy.
Through this book the author wants to give the message of respect, positive thinking and helping each other in the society.
Along with business, he has also considered social service important in his life.
Helping needy people, donating food, supporting employment and considering humanity as the biggest religion are part of his thinking.
The author believes that
If after reading this book there is a positive change in the thinking of even one person,
So his effort will be considered successful.
Hail mother Goddess