Woice with Warikoo Podcast

Jab humne Vidur se poocha ki usse humne kabhi diya hua sabse pasandeeda upahar kya tha, hume lagaa ki woh apni cycle ke baare mein batayega, lekin jawaab jo humein mila woh humein hairaan kar gaya..

When we asked Vidur what his favourite gift we have ever given him was, we expected to hear about his bicycle, but the answer we received surprised us.

Very often, when I ask the question "how did it go?" I often get the response: great. I'm sure people mean well, but if this is always the response, I don't know if there is anything I can improve. Today, I want to talk about why we should dig into the good feedback we get.

bahut baar jab main sawaal poochta hoon "yah kaisa raha?" toh mujhe aksar uttar milta hai: bahut accha. Main yakeen karta hoon log accha chahte hain, lekin agar yah hamesha uttar hota hai, toh mujhe nahin pata ki main kuch sudhaar sakta hoon ya nahin.

When I was travelling in the US, I had experiences that made me think of what the country lacks that India has: a sense of excitement for the future: I call it "the smell of growth"

Jab main US me travel kar raha tha tab mujhe ye ehsaas hua ki Bharat me kuch hain jo us desh me nahi hain. Bhavishya ke liye excitement. Ye ko me "growth ki khushboo" kehta hun.

Every singe one of us feels inferior at some point in time. In this episode, I'd like to offer you a different line of thinking so that you can stop this feeling.

Iss podcast episode mein main apni zindagi se aapke saath teen Khoobsurat lessons share karna chahta hu.

Most people think that how rich you are is how much money you have, but rich people know that your net worth actually is assets minus liabilities.

Kaafi saare log sochte hai ki ameeri ka matlab aapke paas kitna total paisa hai. Lekin ameer log jaante hai ki aapke asli net worth hai assets minus liabilities.

I often talk to people about how flippantly they use terms like depression or anxiety. People often don't recognize the gravity going through these or what they are feeling

Ek bahut frequent conversation hoti hai mere saath around mental wellbeing. Kaafi log bolte hai ki vo depressed, stressed ya anxious hote hai. Lekin shayad unko ye paata nahi hai ki ye conditions kitne serious ho sakte hai.

Jab main logon ko subah office jaate hue dekh raha tha to main sochne laga, log office jaake kaam karte hai, lekin unka maksad kya hai?

As I was sitting in the cab, observing people on their way to work, it struck me that billions of people leave for work. It made me think about their reasons for doing so. What is the purpose of them doing their job?

One question I receive repeatedly, often from people in their 20s is how to deal with failure. In this episode, I would like to answer this with the help of an example.

Mere book tour ke sessions me mujhe ek saval aata hi jaata hai, zyaada karke 20 year olds se: failure ke saath kaise deal karte hai? Aaj main ye saval ek example use karna chahta hun.

When I realised that I had crossed 2 million followers on Linkedin, Instagram and Youtube, I couldn't believe it. When I messaged a friend to tell him about this, he asked me a simple question that put this into perspective.

Jab mujhe pata chala ki mere pas Linkedin, Instagram, aur Youtube pe 2 million se zyada followers hai. Mujhe yakeen hi nahi ho raha tha. Lekin maine jab mera ek dost ko ye baat bataya tab unhone mujhe ek saval puche jisne mera soch badla.

Yeh saal aapke ke life na make karega, na bigadega. Lekin jab me logon ko yeh cheez batata hun to toh mujhe lagta hai ki main hypocrite hun. Kyunki mai apne 20s mein ye baat manta nahi tha. Har saal meri liye make or break tha.

I often tell people that no year will make or break your life. I often feel like a hypocrite when I tell people this, because in my twenties I believed every year was that significant. The truth is no one year is that important.

Emails, messages aur pings mein zyade log emotional pain ke baare me baat karte hai. Iss episode mein main iss dard se deal karne ke tareeke ke baare me batana chahta hun.

Among the many messages, emails and pings I receive from people, the biggest subject I tend to be asked about is emotional pain. In this episode, I would like to talk about the way to deal with pain.

Bagalore mein ek event ke audience member ne mere life ke failures ke baare me poocha. Woh janna chahta tha ki mai failures ko kaise handle karta hun. Aaj ke episode me main aapko batana chahta hun ki failure ko handle karne ke liye ek hi tareeka hai: fir se try karna.

The other day, at an event in Bangalore, an audience member asked me about failures and the various twists in turns in my life. Today, I want to talk about how to handle failure. The only thing you can do is try again and get used to it.

Hum subko chhutiyaan bohot pasand hai. Lekini kabh kabhi hum chhuti pe checklists banate hain. Kya dekhna hai, kya karna hai, etc. Aaj ke episode me main chhutiyaan ke types ke baare me baat karna chahta hun.

We all love holidays. We visit places for various reasons, but we often take vacations with agendas and checklists and as a result, we often come back from a vacation tired.

Before you disagree with the title of this episode and decide to skip this, I would like to try to convince you that failure does not exist. To do this, let's talk about the dual nature of our existence. The truth is, we only feel failure because of what we view as success.

Iss episode me main aapko convince karne ki koshish karne vala hu ki failure jaise koi cheez nahi hoti hai. Humein sirf failure ki jaankari hai kyunki humare man mein success ki idea hai.

Mujhe bahut unique email mili. Mera ek follower roj subeh uthke affirmations khud se bolte hain. Woh chahta tha ki main unko ye affirmations record karke bheje. Maine kiya lekin pata chala ki ye affirmations bahut hi simple aur khoobsurat hai. Main aaj ye affirmations aap ke saath share karna chahta hoon.

Hum sab log school aur college me apne aap ko discover kiye hai. Lekin kya school aur college humne apne zindagi ke liye prepare kiya ya sirf exam aur tests ke liye taiyaar kiya? Zindagi me koi exam nahi hota

Saal jab khatam ho jata hai, hum baithke sochte hai ki ye saal kaisa gaya. Humne kya khoya, kya paya, kya seekha. Iss episode me main kuch lessons share karunga jo mere zindagi me keemti hai

Iss episode me main aise cheezein share kar raha jo har 20 year old kabhi na kabhi sochta hai.

Iss episode me main teen hacks share kar raha hun jo argument band karenge. Ye hacks maine khud apne zindagi me use kar chuka hun.

Iss episode me main motivation ke baare me baat karna chahta tha, kyunki motivation sabko chahiye hota hai. Leken kabhi aapne ye socha hai ki hamesha sahi cheez karne ke liye motivation chahiye hota hai.

Iss episode me main passion dhoondne ke liye gyara sach share karne vala hu.

Iss episode mein main sorry bolne ki paanch galat tareeke share karunga. I'm sure har ek insaan ek na ek galti kar hi lenge.

Welcome to Woice with Warikoo with a twist! Aaj ke episode se, ye ek Hinglish podcast hoga. Humare desh mein itne saare log hain jo Hindi bolte hain jisse main reach nahi kar pa raha tha. Hopefully, main iss experiment se kuch seekh paunga aur aap mera saath denge.

We have a weird relationship with our parents, don't we? Our parents are basically our everything. I don't think we consciously know everything our parents do for us, but subconsciously, there's a shift that happens through life in how we view them.

This episode will be about hurt. I want to examine how I think and feel about it through an example I came across recently from someone who wrote in to me.

When we were children, people always asked who your best friend is. In adulthood, this is no longer discussed in the same way, or with the same enthusiasm, but today I want to ask you: who is your best friend?

For a long time, I struggled with giving honest feedback. I thought people might feel bad or not like me. Today I'd like to talk about how giving feedback that's direct and sincere, but not obnoxious.

This episode, I want to share ten rules that I have designed around money after a whole lot of failures. If they inspire you, I'm happy, but if they don't work for you, you can always make your own rules

This episode, I wanted to talk about personal finances and how it enters into life beyond only money.

People who message me often tell me that they are confused. Are people expecting that I would have the answer to what they should do in their lives? I don't, but I do have a question for them.

The other day a friend and I were discussing why the friends we make in school and college tend to be the ones that stick with us for the rest of our lives. The answer that came to me was shared experiences. However, that isn't the only thing that makes these relationships. That's what i wanted to talk about today.

I'm sure you've wondered who you are. Are you your body, your face, or your fingerprints. Are you what goes through your mind? This perhaps the most important question of our lives.

When we go to school for the first time, we embark on a journey that trains us to measure our own growth. From one year to the next, we become fixated on our own progress. Is growth truly a measure of success?

My first flight ever was to the US in 2002 as PhD student in Astrophysics at Michigan State University. If someone told me that one day, I'd be called back to address the students of that very university, I would have been shocked. This a story of how life can come full circle.

When it comes to learning, it's not one-size-fits-all. In this episode, I tell you how to be a student for life and make learning, work for you.

In this week's episode, I talk about the fundamental reason behind relationships being hard and how you can overcome that.