Mumbai, September 17, 2025 — Abhijoy Gandhi, a silicon valley entrepreneur rewriting corporate wellness, has released his debut book in India, A New Corporate Mantra: A Playbook for Organizational Success, published by Om Books International.

This book is written for Millennials and Gen Z and breaks away from the usual management guides. It draws on insights from fifty corporate leaders who have faced both wins and setbacks.  Gandhi delivers a refreshing mix of straight talk, stories, and actionable lessons. The book tackles everything from navigating office politics and dealing with timewasters to finding balance, making bold career moves, and building resilience in an ever-changing workplace.

"At its core, wellness isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. Through this book, I wanted to create a path that speaks directly to young professionals stepping into, or already navigating, the corporate world. It’s not about surviving; it’s about thriving with balance of body, mind, and emotions. There is a tide in the affairs of youth which, if taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. Ride on… NOW is your time!”, says Abhijoy Gandhi

The book goes beyond career advice, it tackles a question most workplaces still avoid: why does everyone treat wellness as optional when it’s as vital as physical health. Stress, burnout, and the silent pressure to “always be on” have become part of the corporate routine, yet very few pause to ask at what cost. This book challenges that silence. It argues that workplace wellness isn’t a perk but a foundation for lasting success, both for individuals and organizations.

A New Corporate Mantra is for everyone touched by the corporate world—those just stepping in and those who’ve spent decades navigating its challenges. What makes this book special is the way it’s written. It doesn’t feel like a typical guide. Instead, it reads like a real conversation—funny, honest, and sometimes a little too real. For Millennials and Gen Z professionals, who are often caught between chasing big goals and dealing with stress, it offers not just tips but also comfort in knowing you’re not alone.