Lite: Biggest devotee

In this episode, Ankur Warikoo takes us through a thought-provoking discussion on the deadliest animal to humans, leading to a deeper exploration of human behavior, specifically our mindset towards competition and growth.

He reveals that humans are the most dangerous to their own kind, surpassing even mosquitoes in causing deaths, attributing this to wars, violence, and conflicts rooted in a zero sum mindset.  

00:00 Welcome to Woice with Warikoo: A Journey into Mindsets
00:18 The Most Dangerous Animal: A Surprising Revelation
01:12 Understanding the Zero Sum Mindset
02:02 Embracing the Positive Sum Mindset
02:41 The Transformative Power of a Positive Outlook
03:54 Choosing How to View Success
04:09 Wrapping Up and Staying Connected

In this episode, Ankur Warikoo takes us through a thought-provoking discussion on the deadliest animal to humans, leading to a deeper exploration of human behavior, specifically our mindset towards competition and growth.

He reveals that humans are the most dangerous to their own kind, surpassing even mosquitoes in causing deaths, attributing this to wars, violence, and conflicts rooted in a zero sum mindset.  

00:00 Welcome to Woice with Warikoo: A Journey into Mindsets
00:18 The Most Dangerous Animal: A Surprising Revelation
01:12 Understanding the Zero Sum Mindset
02:02 Embracing the Positive Sum Mindset
02:41 The Transformative Power of a Positive Outlook
03:54 Choosing How to View Success
04:09 Wrapping Up and Staying Connected

On this episode, Ankur shares a deeply personal letter he wrote to his father in 2003, at the age of 23, about his decision to drop out of his PhD program at Michigan State University, despite being at the top of his class with a full scholarship.

He reflects on this pivotal decision 20 years later, acknowledging his parents' support, the importance of self-confidence, and the belief that life eventually works out.

00:00 Introduction
00:18 The Decision to Drop Out
00:50 The Letter to My Father
01:30 The Struggle and Self-Reflection
03:31 The Change in Life Perspective
04:00 The Desire for Happiness and Family
04:47 The Hardest Decision
05:16 The Fight and Acceptance
05:35 The Uncertain Future
06:00 The Gratitude and Hope
06:49 The Reflection and Advice
07:34 Conclusion

On this episode, Ankur shares a deeply personal letter he wrote to his father in 2003, at the age of 23, about his decision to drop out of his PhD program at Michigan State University, despite being at the top of his class with a full scholarship.

He reflects on this pivotal decision 20 years later, acknowledging his parents' support, the importance of self-confidence, and the belief that life eventually works out.

00:00 Introduction
00:18 The Decision to Drop Out
00:50 The Letter to My Father
01:30 The Struggle and Self-Reflection
03:31 The Change in Life Perspective
04:00 The Desire for Happiness and Family
04:47 The Hardest Decision
05:16 The Fight and Acceptance
05:35 The Uncertain Future
06:00 The Gratitude and Hope
06:49 The Reflection and Advice
07:34 Conclusion