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Customer reviews
Hey Ankur!I don't know if you're reading this or not.I have rated this book 3 stars even before reading it solely because of one reason, I did not get a signed copy even after pre-ordering on the very day it was available to pre-order.The book may deserve 5 stars.
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 11 November 2022
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 19 November 2022
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Great Book!'
By kunal on 19 November 2022
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 29 November 2022
THANK YOU SO MUCH ANKUR Sir 🙏♥️
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Best self help Book !
By Jugal Kishore on 29 November 2022
One of the best self help book I have ever read... I love the writing style of ANKUR WARIKOO SIR !By Jugal Kishore on 29 November 2022
THANK YOU SO MUCH ANKUR Sir 🙏♥️
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 15 September 2022
1. Can be easily finished within 4 days. As a beginner I have serious issues with completing any particular book but glad that I finished it.
2. Kind of keeps us hooked even though the writing has no continuity cause it’s meant to be random. Maybe that’s the reason we feel like staying hooked.
3. Hardcover feels really good and I have decided to buy max hardcover books after this.
When I started reading I felt it’s so random and waste of money and time. Even author addresses that, but turned out to be a different experience. You’ll definitely find something that relates to you and can help you.
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Not epic but good one.
By Shravan on 15 September 2022
Pros:By Shravan on 15 September 2022
1. Can be easily finished within 4 days. As a beginner I have serious issues with completing any particular book but glad that I finished it.
2. Kind of keeps us hooked even though the writing has no continuity cause it’s meant to be random. Maybe that’s the reason we feel like staying hooked.
3. Hardcover feels really good and I have decided to buy max hardcover books after this.
When I started reading I felt it’s so random and waste of money and time. Even author addresses that, but turned out to be a different experience. You’ll definitely find something that relates to you and can help you.
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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 1 April 2022
The book is essentially a journal in print. It doesn't attempt to reveal to you an entirely new perspective. Instead, what Ankur tries with this one is to remind you of things you already know but have probably overlooked in the day-to-day hustle.
Nothing shocking but everything trivial!
Almost every page starts off with a quote and elaborates it in a few lines, barring the personal experiences sections. Ankur very candidly mentions 'Book Cricket' in the introduction, and how he looks at this one as a book someone can play Book Cricket with, and as the book progresses, you realize how it is designed to achieve just that. With every 'run' you make, you are reminded of a particular aspect of life that you might have ignored or overlooked, and in case you haven't missed that, the book adds conviction to your actions. And let's say, even if you get out, instead of disappointment, the book leaves you with lessons to restart over or just start - for instance, pg10 talks about starting today, pg20 tells you to move on if you are unhappy, pg 30 about death and survival in different scenarios so on and so forth.
The best part for me was the candid compilation of mistakes.
***Confession - As I went through them, I realized I had committed 90% of the mistakes in my '20s; thanks Ankur, for giving the heads up for the '30s ***
I can't change my '20s, but thankfully for '30s, I still have good seven and a half years left!! Phew!
However, since I read the entire book at a go, I felt that it was slightly scattered in some areas. I felt like jumping from one thought to another while I would have loved a gradual progression.
Nonetheless, a good read for Gen Z and millennials for it helps them to learn from someone's experiences - 'someone' who has been in situations you have been in or might fall in future, 'someone' who has learned from mistakes either by 'reading' or by 'committing' them and is allowing you to learn by reading the compilation in his work 'Do epic shit.'
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Nothing Shocking but everything trivial!
By Akriti Sharma on 1 April 2022
Very candidly, in the beginning, Ankur starts off by saying, "A year from now, you wish you had started today, START TODAY." Acting upon the advice, I am stepping into the 'epic' world of book reviewing with 'Do Epic Shit.'By Akriti Sharma on 1 April 2022
The book is essentially a journal in print. It doesn't attempt to reveal to you an entirely new perspective. Instead, what Ankur tries with this one is to remind you of things you already know but have probably overlooked in the day-to-day hustle.
Nothing shocking but everything trivial!
Almost every page starts off with a quote and elaborates it in a few lines, barring the personal experiences sections. Ankur very candidly mentions 'Book Cricket' in the introduction, and how he looks at this one as a book someone can play Book Cricket with, and as the book progresses, you realize how it is designed to achieve just that. With every 'run' you make, you are reminded of a particular aspect of life that you might have ignored or overlooked, and in case you haven't missed that, the book adds conviction to your actions. And let's say, even if you get out, instead of disappointment, the book leaves you with lessons to restart over or just start - for instance, pg10 talks about starting today, pg20 tells you to move on if you are unhappy, pg 30 about death and survival in different scenarios so on and so forth.
The best part for me was the candid compilation of mistakes.
***Confession - As I went through them, I realized I had committed 90% of the mistakes in my '20s; thanks Ankur, for giving the heads up for the '30s ***
I can't change my '20s, but thankfully for '30s, I still have good seven and a half years left!! Phew!
However, since I read the entire book at a go, I felt that it was slightly scattered in some areas. I felt like jumping from one thought to another while I would have loved a gradual progression.
Nonetheless, a good read for Gen Z and millennials for it helps them to learn from someone's experiences - 'someone' who has been in situations you have been in or might fall in future, 'someone' who has learned from mistakes either by 'reading' or by 'committing' them and is allowing you to learn by reading the compilation in his work 'Do epic shit.'
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Peter
I wish I liked it more
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Made me think of areas where I thought I would never pay attention to!
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Epic Book!!!
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Non il mio genere...
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Book was in poor condition
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