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Ujjwal Patni (born November 13, 1973) is an Indian author in the field of multi-level marketing and personal development.

Contents Publications Patni has authored several self-help books on multi-level marketing, motivation, and personality development. His book Power Thinking was released in five languages at the World Book Fair in New Delhi On 4 March 2012.[1][2][3][verification needed]

Other books authored by Patni include Great Words Win Hearts, Jeet ya Haar - Raho Taiyar,[4] Winners and Losers, The Bitter Truth of Network Marketing, and Network Marketing - Join, Add, Win. Consultancy Edit Patni is an advisory board member of Management Teachers Consortium - Global,[5] an advisory board member of Rungta Group of Colleges,[6] and an executive council member of Pandit Ravishankar Shukla University.[7][verification needed][non-primary source needed]

Awards Edit Patni has received the Best Corporate Trainer Award of the Year (India) from Management Teachers Consortium Global in 2011,[8][verification needed]

and the Kamal Patra award from the Indian Junior Chamber International in 2006.[4][unreliable source?] Guinness World Record

Ujjwal Patni is a proud achiever of [9][unreliable source?] two Guinness World Records[10].[unreliable source?] As the president of Durg-Bhilai Lifecraft and chief organizer, he entered in the Guinness book[citation needed] for the first time in 2005 for the longest choir singing at Kalamandir,[[Bhilai][11] for a event titled as Singing Marathon by non stop singing for 31 hours and forty five minutes. Patni's name got into Guinness Book again[citation needed] on 2 October, 2012 for leading a procession of kids and adults dressed as Mahatma Gandhi with Honorable Jain Saint Muni Tarunsagar ji at Ahmadabad in Gujarat at a event titled as 1000 Gandhi.[citation needed]