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So work on habits, even small habits can make a huge impact, you won’t see the small changes now but when time goes by, you will start seeing the results. In the journey of building the skills – the most critical one is to build your reputation – “I trust him/her is the winning Mantra” – thrive for trust! You have analysed the book point by point giving me a summary of the book while retaining the intrigue to read the book. Highlighting our motto in eye-catching hyper yellow, drop the self doubt and crank up your confidence every time you hit the road. We cannot make others have the same experiences as us no matter how many rules and regulations we put in place.

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The parts where author has followed up the ideas with his personal experience are worth reading - other than that you’d have already read about the points presented from better authors . The structure and the flow are such that we get almost a new useful theme on every page and which is the author's motto as well to make anyone read from any page of the book. would love to read this book as I believe, just like his videos, this book also offer great advice and help us in grow in many aspects of life. The book cover is as plain as it can be, yet the simplistic approach with the font and color makes the book peep out through bookshelves when you want to look out for it. The worst that can happen is that it doesn't go the way you planned and you'll need to turn around or start over.The book has 6 subsections namely success(and failure), Habits, Awareness, Relationships, Entrepreneurship, Money, and lastly Relationships. Personally I find peace by being close to nature and the things I like are those which cannot be owned.

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If we compare to real authors and original thinkers say Nicholas Taleb, Ben Graham, or subject matter experts or even Indian less popular work like that of Bharat Shah’s book on investment, then the book is just terrible…. From a physical perspective, and on the level of the physical universe, what you do here and now doesn't matter one little bit. Learning from small steps to huge roadblocks can make a person renowned in his experience or shatter the confidence; it is the perspective we choose.His thoughts range from the importance of creating habits for long-term success to the foundations of money management, from embracing and accepting failure to the real truth about learning empathy. I think i might have liked the book, had I not just finished “psychology of money” by Morgen Housel and the “Almanack of Naval Ravikant” just few days ago. In every line of this book Ankur teaches us something about life that he learnt through his own experiences and the best thing is he talks extensively about mistakes he had committed throughout his life so that we don't commit those same mistakes again because as we all know that life is too short to learn from your own mistakes. It probably won’t change your life but it helps you to be more aware of so that you can make better decisions in life; not from a state of ignorance rather awareness.

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The book title may sound a little weird, but Ankur Warikoo hits the bull's eye by writing a title in slang that today's youth understand and follow. The truth is we're all going to be dead soon anyway, so why bother getting worked up about other people's opinions?Warikoo provides practical advice and insights for overcoming obstacles, building a successful business, and creating a fulfilling life. I have mentioned in the previous book review (How to Find Fulfilling Work) that passion/vocation never hits us all of a sudden – its us who develop passion/vocation! It wasn’t the most ideal place to read such a book given the lack of my ability to scribble down my notes, thoughts on the book. Not for controversy's sake, but to offer a valid alternative to the current standard default model for life. The author shares how with age, money, and relationships, the equation changes from time to time, and there is no qualm in falling again and again.