“ ‘CEO’ and ‘care’ do not usually go together, but for Indra Nooyi, they always have. Rather than offering us a list of policy prescriptions, she shows us what is possible when businesses care about family and families have time to care for one another.”

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ANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER

CEO of New America, Author of Unfinished Business

“What an inspiring journey Indra has been on. Her resourcefulness, humility and persistence shine through as she navigates her way from Southern India to the heights of corporate America. But instead of resting on her laurels when she becomes CEO of Pepsi, Indra challenges legacy businesses to embrace a higher purpose. I know from my own work that this isn’t always the most effective way to win friends, but that’s what true leadership is all about.”

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SETH GOLDMAN (AMAZON READER)

“Gritty, joyous, and visionary, Nooyi tells the story of an everyday person living an extraordinary life, leading beautifully and confidently from the front. A must-read for all.”

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URSULA M. BURNS

Former chair and CEO of Xerox, author of Where You Are Is Not Who You Are

“We have so much to learn from Nooyi’s remarkable story and wisdom on lifting up girls and women in the decades to come. She shares a great road map for anyone who aspires to merge social change with leading a large organization.”

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MATT DAMON

Actor, Screenwriter, Producer

“An extraordinary window into the life, career, and family of a brilliant business strategist. A terrific addition to the story of American business.”

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BRIAN CORNELL

CEO of Target Corp.

“An autobiography of a female, immigrant CEO that is full of heart.”

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KIRKUS

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“Indra Nooyi’s sincerity and straightforwardness shines through as she candidly narrates what it took to do what she did. She lays bare the glamorous and the unglamorous parts of her life as a CEO and her journey to the top, all driven by her strong sense of purpose.”

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LISA MARIA JOHN (AMAZON READER)

“My Life in Full is an authentic portrayal of an extraordinary leader who doesn’t stop studying until she knows her business inside out.”

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“The book opens with the story that, in a gathering of US and Indian business executives in the White House in November 2009, the Prime Minister of India, Manmohan Singh and the President of the United States, Barack Obama, both claimed that Indra Nooyi, then CEO of PepsiCo, ‘… is one of us’. I doubt there is another autobiography that has a beginning as majestic as this.”

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KAI LEE (GOODREADS READER)

“The book contains several hilarious episodes that many immigrants from India faced in the western world during their first few days or weeks in a brand-new environment, especially in the sixties and the seventies. Challenges will arise, especially on a path of growth. Learnings from the book, while not prescriptive, point to the ways through which the author has handled her own in a remarkable manner.”

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PRAMODE K VERMA (AMAZON REVIEW)