SynopsisMahima Mehra did it.Ranjiv Ramchandani did it.Kalyan Varma did it.''CONNECT THE DOTS'' is the story of 20 enterprising individuals without an MBA who started their own ventures. They were driven by the desire to prove themselves. To lead interesting passionate meaningful lives.Their stories say one thing loud and clear. You don''t need a fancy degree or a rich daddy to dream big and make it happen. It''s all in your head your heart your hands.About AuthorAn economics graduate from Sophia College Mumbai and an MBA from IIM AhmedabadRashmi Bansal is a writer entrepreneur and youth expert. Rashmi is co-founder and editor of JAM (Just Another Magazine) Indias leading youth magazine in print and online. She writes extensively on youth careers and entrepreneurship and hosts the popular blog Youth Curry.I enjoyed writing ''Connect the Dots'' more than ‘Stay Hungry Stay Foolish because the profiles of the people in this book are very different from Stay Hungry Stay Foolish. I met people doing diverse businesses - from making cheese to political market research” said Rashmi.“ I think MBA is overhyped. It''s good if you can do one but equally good if you can''t or don''t feel inclined to. An MBA is not a requirement to be ''successful'' in life or in business. That''s the message I want to convey said Rashmi.Rashmi is also a Consulting Editor for Cracking the careers show on business news channel UTVi. She mentors students and young entrepreneurs in colleges across India.About NarratorRashid Raza has been in the recording industry for almost twenty years but refuses to admit how old he is.A veteran of theatre television and monkey business his biggest fear is that one day he will be forced to grow up and get a real job.Sameera Ranjan is currently pursuing a masters degree in London and hopes to start an entrepreneurial venture of her own one day. she has a background in advertising and brand management specializing in the fashion and lifestyle industries.Sameera has a natural inclination towards all things creative and has dabbled in all forms of performing arts be it singing dancing and theater.She has performed with the asmita group in Delhi and also played the lead in a BBC World Service Trust produced show. Apart from the arts she is passionate about travelling and good food and simply adores her family and close friends. She is self admittedly not the nicest of people to be around early in the mornings also a recovering choco-holic and a very guilty hoarder of 100 + pairs of shoes.