Do Epic Shit

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Everyone has a dream but everyone won’t go after their dreams because some of them are afraid and some of them don’t believe in them. For Ankur its "Time" - in the very beginning he states that “Nothing beats the feeling of having done more in twenty-four hours than what the day expected you to!" I personally consider Entrepreneurship and Money as the most insightful sections in the book. While on one hand, we may find clarity as to who is an entrepreneur on the other hand insights are being shared on personal finance. As an entrepreneur, your success depends on how close you are able to getting people to their solutions. Being a fan of Ankur Warikoo myself, I couldn't appreciate this book much. This book seems to be the compilation or a physical playlist of his YouTube videos. I expected it to be something that is not there in his YouTube content. Anything new was hardly found in the entire book.

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Be a leader. Don’t think everyone wants to lead. 99% of people want to be led. They want to be told what to do. Led them.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. In subsection three author highlights the importance of being aware and awareness is the start of the decision. When we suppress struggle, it doesn’t go away. It just bottles up making us question ourselves daily. Rigor/ effortful work: 1/10 (90% of this book is taken from just 2-3 books seriously, there are many authors who take from 15-20 sources and don't do any citation, even that much is ok, and then i wouldn't be writing this)

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

Trying too hard to find work you love? Does this mean you aren’t worth it or does it mean your efforts are compounding to give you 10X return? Being aware and mindful of every action you take is a vital skill. Although it’s simple, most people don’t exercise it.Figure out the right problems to solve. Ask for work beyond your job description. Treat your job like your own business. Take this book I'm writing for example. It's got a controversial title. It's got a big middle finger on the front. It's gonna ruffle a few feathers and I constantly question the rightness of it. But the draw to releasing it as it is, is greater than the idea of ridicule and non acceptance.