Do Epic Shit

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I think we allow our concern for what others think about us, dictate our moves too often and this prevents us from experiencing the joy of being what we want to be. Ankur Warikoo is an entrepreneur and content creator whose witty and brutally honest thoughts on success and failure, money and investing, self-awareness and personal relationships have made him one of India’s top personal brands. I like to bite off bigger chunks than I would otherwise be fitted to handle and then figure out how to chew later. This book was everywhere last year, I think, and I thought I’d see what exactly this author is talking about.

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This book is not a one time read which you read and forget, You can revisit the book time and again just to remind yourselves when you need a bit of motivation (and who doesn't). The book is filled with inspiring stories and case studies, showcasing the author's experiences and those of others who have found success by doing epic things.

Overall, "Do Epic Shit" is a valuable and inspiring resource for anyone looking to take their life to the next level and achieve their goals.

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When we make what others are thinking and doing more important than what we are, then we live outside ourselves in constant micro-management. Highlighting our motto in eye-catching hyper yellow, drop the self doubt and crank up your confidence every time you hit the road.Since being rebellious is my superpower, I guess it is safe to say this book could have been better.

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You can have a job and think of building new things, energizing your team and making sure you are helping the business grow. I get the inspiration Warikoo is trying to get across, but a lack of sincerity makes it hard to take any of it seriously. Habits hire us forever and take us higher, whereas targets tame us and leave us clueless after we achieve them.I actually like books that are with simple and crisp chapters as there is the excitement of knowing what's next. Are you prepared to make those views and opinions matter so much that it keeps you from what you love most? I was curious about the book, given all the positive blurbs I had heard about it, and having heard Ankur Warikoo online.