Entrepreneur, Author, Content Creator with 9M+ followers across platforms. I share this newsletter every Friday around personal growth, books, quotes, pictures - it is the most personal version of me online.
Sometimes, I get these cute DMs: "Ankur, your pics are looking awesome. Which phone do you use?" "Ankur, your videos are so sharp. Which camera do you use?" "Your voice sounds so clear and deep. Which mic do you use?" "You have been meditating for so long without fail, which app do you use?" Makes me smile :)) It's the equivalent of me asking someone, "Your book was wonderful. Which pen did you use?" A lot of us are stuck in the wait for the right tools. The right camera, the right phone, the right laptop, the right course, the right book, and the right app. The right moment. What we fail to recognize is that the tool is just that. A tool. A tool doesn't replace the hard work. A tool doesn't improve the art. A tool doesn't replace the skill. If you keep waiting for the right tool, you will never give your talent the chance to shine on its own merit. Share your art today. Book I am reading this week STILL reading Bad Therapy: Why the Kids Aren't Growing Up by Abigail Shrier. Should complete it this week. This book gave me a lot to think about. My new book, MAKE EPIC MONEY, is now a national bestseller, having sold 115,000+ copies. Here is a list of all the books I have shared in this newsletter so far (in alphabetical order). Are you proud of your body?
Here are the results: Observations:
My answer: Quotes to share Creativity isn't a skill; it's a lifestyle.
The day you want to change, you will.
If you spend enough time reviewing even the most perfect thing, you will find flaws in it.
📸 My week, in picturesIn this section, I share my week in pictures, for those who do not like to read as much as I write :)) A lot of people (after the fitness video) asked me what my diet is like. Us - 15 years apart :)) Was at ISB Mohali for the new batch orientation. Always lovely to be back :)) The ISB Hyderabad campus :))) Met my batchmate from ISB - Rohit Kapoor. He is currently the CEO of Swiggy's food marketplace Was in Jaipur yesterday addressing the FICCI Flo Jaipur Chapter. Super fun evening. That's it for the week in pictures. Have a lovely weekend and week ahead, all of you lovelies :))) Question of the week
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by Ankur Warikoo
Entrepreneur, Author, Content Creator with 9M+ followers across platforms. I share this newsletter every Friday around personal growth, books, quotes, pictures - it is the most personal version of me online.
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