The term "backbencher" in this book refers to all those individuals who are not performing at their best potential, just like some students are backbenchers in the classroom. To me, being a backbencher means not giving your best, trying to withdraw; not seeing the problem eye-to-eye, and running away from it. An attitude of "okay" vs. perfection. An attitude of escapism does not yield the best results. One has to be a warrior to face the challenges. A leader who can lead his life, a captain of his own ship called life.
This book is an attempt to transform from mediocre to excellent performance From the life of a backbencher to that of an achievement.
