Getting Dressed and Parking Cars

Alok Kejriwal is a Mumbai-based serial digital entrepreneur and is currently the CEO and co-founder of Games2win. His first two companies, contests2win.com and Mobile2win, pioneered digital gaming and promotions in the world. The Walt Disney Company later acquired Mobile2win.
Besides being a businessperson, Alok is an Art of Living teacher and regularly facilitates meditation and breathing workshops. He has
been practising meditation for the last thirty years.
Alok’s first book, Why I Stopped Wearing My Socks, was a bestseller and won the C.K. Prahalad Best Business Book prize at the
2019 Bangalore Business Literature Festival. He is also a motivational speaker and has spoken at various corporate conferences, as well as
at the Wharton School, the Harvard Business School, IIMs and IITs.
Alok takes a keen interest in mentoring emerging entrepreneurs and writes a popular daily blog #dhandhekibaat on Facebook and LinkedIn.
Website: http://games2winmedia.com
X (formerly Twitter): https://twitter.com/rodinhood
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alokkejriwal/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rodinhood/
Email: alok@rodinhood.com

Getting Dressed and Parking Cars captures the minute-to-minute, event-by-event, nail-biting business adventure of Alok Kejriwal’s fourth entrepreneurial venture—Games2win. The Walt Disney Company acquired
Alok’s previous company.

Games2win has been creating car parking and dress-up games online with the aim of becoming India’s most successful casual gaming start-up in the global market.

Each chapter in this book captures Alok’s real-life experience of building, scaling and routinely failing in his
venture. The book throbs with adrenaline as Alok thrills readers with stories of his website traffic vanishing in thin air, his games getting stolen, his arrest and his partner’s amazing creation of ‘invisible’ ads.

Getting Dressed and Parking Cars is not a book glorifying a successful start-up but a journey of business
adventures that celebrates the spirit of ‘starting something’. Think of it as a playbook for professionals
and entrepreneurs to create something new . . .