Dr. Shubh Gautam, the managing director and the Chief Technical Architect of the SRISOL Group, has been taught some interesting and life-changing life lessons by his parents and by life itself. He once said a line that went on to become an extremely popular one - 'Success is a journey and not a destination.' He is the first Indian revolutionary businessman with an incredible entrepreneurial spirit. Dr. Gautam is a man of moral values with an enthusiastic personality of excellent interpersonal skills.

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The Guru Mantra of the First Indian Revolutionary ( F.I.R) personality, Dr. Shubh Gautam Jaypee, has a backstory of inspiration. When Dr. Gautam was 10 years old, he was like any other ordinary child. He was an average student who scored above-average marks. When he received his report cards with good and above satisfactory grades, his father, a reputed IAS (Indian Services) officer, was not impressed and pleased. Upon not being happy, the 10-year-old Gautam asked him for a reason. His father then said something which went on to be engraved in his head. He said, "Good is not good enough when better is expected." Upon hearing the words, Dr. Gautam was not the same. He lives by this quote to this date. After that quote, nothing was ever satisfactory to Dr. Shubh Gautam, and it always pushed him more and more toward his goal.

He got the values he possesses today from his hard-working father, who firmly believed that 'success can only be achieved through hard work and honesty.' On the other hand, there was his God-fearing mother. Dr. Shubh's mother instilled some extremely humane values in him. His mother, who had an unshakable faith in God, was one of the main reasons for Dr. Gautam's strength. He said that he has witnessed his mother having a strong enough faith in God to walk through some of the toughest battles in life with calmness, serenity, and grace. This gave him a vision, strength, motivation, and purpose to walk through life and win the battles of his father's quotes.

Like he said, 'Success is a journey and not a destination,' He really means that success is not a one-day event that you'll notice when you're at the top of the hill. Rather, success is an everyday game, a struggle you make to get to the top of the hill. It is an everyday affair. It is the process that you take to get to the destination. That is a success, a journey, not a one-stop destination you'll ultimately reach.

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