A roller coaster ride of memories, emotions and Inner conflicts. “That which Flows” by Khaqan Sikander

A roller coaster ride of memories , emotions and Inner conflicts. “That which Flows” by Khaqan Sikander .

About Author:

Born and raised in Pakistan Khaqan Sikander, is a French and American educated executive management professional with degrees in Management, Economics, Diplomacy, French, Spanish, Arabic & Creative Writing.

 Khaqan Sikander is a steadfast proponent of the road less travelled. Over the course of his life, he has been fortunate enough to work in conflict zones and live in refugee camps. He has been working in the corporate sector of Pakistan over the last decade and plus.

Currently, he is serving as the Chief Executive Officer of Healthx Pakistan, part of the Trudoc International group, which is a multinational healthcare management company with operations in over 10+ countries and a customer ecosystem of 24 million plus members across the Middle East, Africa, Europe and Asia.

About the book:

That Which Flows is his debut book which is garnering a lot of appreciation from diverse readers.

If you could remember the very moment of your birth, the turbulent flight, the bumpy landing, followed by the first sight, sound and smell, you might come close to relating to what I am feeling the minute we touch ground in Beirut. Like a butterfly crawling out of its cosy cocoon, struggling to fly with its newly grown wings, still shrivelled, heavy and wet, I am stepping out of mine.’ Is life after all a drill? We are born into this world, grow up, get an education, get a job, try marriage, kids and die? That’s it? Really? Did you ever wonder about such things? Did you ever aspire for more without knowing what that more precisely was? I didn’t. Not until fate conspired with a naive choice to land me in a notorious Palestinian refugee camp in the heart of Beirut anyway. Things took an explosive turn when Lebanon erupted into a full-scale war with Israel trapping me in its deadly jaws. I escaped in what I thought was the end. Only that I was wrong. Neither was it the end, nor did that camp ever escape me. What followed was an unexpected yet incredible journey that took me around the world. Latin America, Europe and Africa came one after the other, each with life-altering lessons, lessons that transformed the boy that I was into the man I am, lessons that became milestones in this universal journey into adulthood, lessons that are woven deep into the fabric of this story, this story of how I tried changing the world, this story of how instead, the world changed me.

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