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    PQ: How It Matters More Than IQ
    PQ: How It Matters More Than IQ
    PQ: How It Matters More Than IQ
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    PQ: How It Matters More Than IQ

    By Virender Kapoor

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    PQ is the ferocity with which you love to do something but don't know why.
    It is a myth that academic excellence guarantees success. Virender Kapoor's pathbreaking research in PQ brings hope to those who have not performed well in school or college. In this age of opportunities and entrepreneurship, PQ is the new game changer.
    · Everyone has a passion for something specific which, if pursued, can yield spectacular results
    · Includes a unique 'PQ test' to measure your Passion Quotient
    · Identify your strong likes and learn how to generate passion
    · Implement your passion in your workplace and personal life to live life to the fullest
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBloomsbury Publishing
    Release dateApr 30, 2015
    ISBN9789384898113
    PQ: How It Matters More Than IQ

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