Do Epic Shit

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The book has 6 subsections namely success(and failure), Habits, Awareness, Relationships, Entrepreneurship, Money, and lastly Relationships. Make money, a lot of money. Not to buy stuff, but to buy freedom. The biggest privilege that money can buy is freedom. Here lies the divine dichotomy of existence and the apparent contradiction of life. You see our lives are our own creation, and the only creation that matters is our own. You’ve got just one life. Don’t live it being one person. You can be whoever you want and have as many identities as you can. Be an entrepreneur, and also an athlete, and also a person who creates content. 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.

Do Epic Shit By Ankur Warikoo: Book Summary - Prakash Joshi Pax Do Epic Shit By Ankur Warikoo: Book Summary - Prakash Joshi Pax

Relationships are the places where we thrive. They are also the places where we are challenged the most. To be controversial. Not for controversy's sake, but to offer a valid alternative to the current standard default model for life. One thing is for sure you're bound to piss some people off (please God) and that should be ok with you. You cannot fulfill what's in your heart and keep all others around you happy too.We all crave acceptance to some degree and I'm not too sure that it's possible to be totally free of that need. I believe the extent to which we can remove that need, is directly proportional to the success we experience. You're going to get disapproval, that's a fact. Your only question around that will be “are you going to make that matter?” Too many repetitive sentences make this book mundane. Something like "Freedom is a privilege". Saying the same sentences then and there makes it dull. Warikoo is expected to give different perspectives on the same topic instead of repeating it.

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Pamela sent this picture to me. I love it when I can help people do their art.] This one will be a short one - as many of you know, I'm currently at SXSW . It's awesome and intimidating and overwhelming all at once. One of the panels I went to the other day was "Try Making Yourself More Interesting," moderated by Brian Oberkirch . In his discussion about how to make yourself more interesting, he presented the following, easy guidance: If you think that you can lead an organization one day – yes you can – no books that we read makes us smart, no motivational videos that we watch would help us to feel driven and no writing would help to get the thoughts clearer – it’s the stories that we tell ourselves shapes, all the aspects in our life! Don’t try to wake up early. Sleep early. The secret is to be energized, happy and productive in the morning. Habits hire us forever and take us higher, whereas targets tame us and leave us clueless after we achieve them.Here, I've given myself the freedom to write from the heart about things I care about regardless of what others think. It's really all about giving myself permission. Doing Epic Shit Be curious. We are born with the innate quality to ask questions. But we are forced to stop asking questions by our parents and our teachers. You are curious by nature. It’s okay to ask questions that might sound dumb. Don’t numb yourself. Nurturing your curiosity is the coolest thing in a world where people are scared of being called dumb. Ankur Warikoo is an entrepreneur, teacher, content creator, and mentor. Ankur founded nearbuy.com and was its CEO from its inception in 2015 until 2019. Before that, Ankur was the founding CEO of Groupon's India Business. Today he spends his time creating content, teaching online, and mentoring first-time founders.

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If you can be tough mentally, you can win the world. The inner world is what drives the outer world. The best way to define success is probably by defining the relationship you have with yourself -remember the pro is the amateur who simply showed up every day! You are what you do, not what you say you’ll do. If you commit to something and don’t deliver on the promise, it means nothing. Feeling intimidated by a colleague daily? Does it mean you aren’t ‘cool enough’ or does it simply mean they do not make you feel involved?

The relationship chapter was relatable; however, I felt the thoughts didn't fit into appropriate headings. The topics on Awareness muddled me when I expected them to awaken me. The truth is we're all going to be dead soon anyway, so why bother getting worked up about other people's opinions? You're not going to change them so better to try maintain your own centre in spite of them.