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DO EPIC SHIT by Ankur Warikoo My rating: 5 of 5 stars # About Book: Do Epic Shit is Ankur Warikoo’s First book. In this Book he Writers about Success, Failures, Habits, Awareness, Entrepreneurship, Money, and Relationships. & Also share his journey of Ups & Downs. # Detailed Review: - What I Liked Particularly: 1. This book is very easy to Read No Complicated words. 2. On every Page you will get Something new to Read. If you Open Randomly any page & you can Start Reading Directly. 3. While Reading you will fill like you are been a Part of that Journey, You get Connected to the author's Rhythm. 4. Book Can be Finished in a single setting only. 5. Very Light Weight to Carry around. - What I Don’t Like: There is No NEGATIVE side from my Point of View. # My Opinion: I think this is the best book for the Readers who want to start their Reading Journey. This book will keep you Engaged. And you will be able to get Experience with all the Genres in one book. this als...

India is a vast land brimming with talented and creative people of diverse backgrounds. There are many wonderful things India has introduced to the world. From 0 to the world's first university, from Snakes & Ladders to shampoo, India has been quite the Santa Claus. Now you can listen to this article via Spotify click on the player below: Here are 20 things you did not know were introduced to the world by India. 1. India gave the world its first university - Takshashila University: As early as 700 B.C., there existed a giant University at Takshashila, located in the northwest region of India. It had 300 lecture halls, laboratories, a library, and a towering observatory for astronomical research. A Chinese traveler, Hien Tsang wrote in his diary that it had 10,000 students and 200 professors. 2. India gave the world the numeral, Zero:  Although Babylonians used zero to signify the 'absent', Indians were the first to use zero as a symbol and in arithmetic operations. 3. ...

Investing in your 20s is  one of the greatest steps you can take toward being a bona fide, successful adult . It pays to get a jumpstart on saving for financial goals like retirement, especially because of compound returns. 6 Minutes Reading Now you can listen to this article via Spotify click on the player below: Save money as you can: As The topic comes of Investing many people avoid Themself by saying that, I Don’t Earn so I Don’t Invest. I Hope every Month you are Get Pocket Money, Right. So Some Portion it. You have to save. Stop doing UnWanted Expenditure, If you cant then start to Reduce It Month by Month. It Will help you to Save Money As well as you can Invest that Money. Don't buy bikes and cars (if you want to purchase then purchase second hand): Nowadays we all are getting very strictly Bonded with time. So we Prefer to have a Personal Bike or Car. The best way to solve this problem is to Book A Cab or Bike Rider, This thing is now getting Popular Day by Day. But if Yo...

20 Habits you Should Know & Follow in Your 20’s  10 Minutes Reading Now you can listen to this article via Spotify click on the player below: 1. Call People by their name: Always when you speak to some Then make sure to Mention their Name Instead of (Bro, Buddy, ETC). It creates a culture of respect, recognition, and consideration for the discussion. 2. Write emails to yourself in the Future: Writing an Email to yourself isn’t just a fun exercise for writers; everyone can (and should!) give it a try. You might wonder what should go in a letter to yourself, but the answer is, anything that is important to you! Click Here to Read More. 3. Do not try & remember everything: Don’t try to remember all the things Because remembering all the things is not easy stuff & Human brain isn’t made for it. So, let the things go according to Brain. 4. Wake up and smile at the mirror(Awesome):  When you Wake up then just do smile in front of the mirror & say to yourself Awesome ...

Why Do We Need to Save the Soil? 13 Minutes To Read  Sadhguru: Eighty-seven percent of life forms on this planet – microbes, worms, insects, birds, animals, human beings, plants, trees, and every other vegetation on the planet is sustained by an average of thirty-nine inches of topsoil. And that is in grave danger right now. In the last forty years, forty percent of the world’s topsoil has been lost. The United Nations says we have soil left only for approximately eighty to hundred harvests, which means another forty-five to sixty years of agriculture. After that, we will not have the soil to produce food. You can imagine the suffering that we will unfold in the world. Thirty percent of India’s land is already degraded, and 90% of India’s states are seeing soil turn to desert. That means nothing can be cultivated there. So, protecting the soil for the future generations of this land is the most important thing. Now you can listen to this article via Spotify click on the player belo...

Writing a letter to yourself isn’t just a fun exercise for writers; everyone can (and should!) give it a try. You might wonder what should go in a letter to yourself, but the answer is, anything that is important to you! Now you can listen to this article via Spotify click on the player below:   Have questions you want to ask yourself? Feel free to include those in your memo! The specifics of what you put in your letter are less important than the act of writing the letter. These are just a few reasons why you should write a letter to your future self: Increase your level of gratitude. Grow awareness in yourself. Manifest your destiny by creating your future (I know this one sounds a little hippy-dippy but stick with me). Use it to measure, and Achieve Goals. Write your letter and ask the hard questions 1. Increase your Level of Gratitude: There is simply no shortage of science when it comes to linking appreciation to health benefits. According to Amy Morin, “Grateful people exper...