Woice is the official podcast of Ankur Warikoo, where he talks about entrepreneurship, startups, car
Everything we do in our lives, is going to have consequences, whether with a big or small impact. Th
All of us at some point of time receive hatred, whether in person or on the internet. In a way, the
The Top 20 Lies we have been told all our lives. When the difficult questions about life were brough
The top three questions that i receive in DMs, emails and messages: "I hate my job and I can't leave
I wanted to narrate a story that left a huge impression on me and taught me an important lesson. We
This episode is an audio version of a Twitter thread I wrote with ten ninety day challenges for your
When I speak to people in their twenties, they tell me about the things they want to do, but they al
Today I wanted to discuss overthinking. We all tend to overthink and it's always about the things th
There's a regularly occurring theme in conversations I have and that is relationships with parents.
I'm going to take you all the way back to the year 2003. I was a student in the US in the third seme
I wanted to talk about meditation and dispel some myths. The biggest one of these is that meditation
Every single interaction we have in world has an impact on us. I'm often asked what differentiates a
We often hear the phrase "scratch your own itch". It's often heard in entrepreneurial circles, and m
I do a weekly AMA or ask me anything on Instagram and one of the questions I was asked was how to ge
For the longest time, I wanted to be a space scientist. Enrolled in a PhD program in the US, I was w
In the emails I get everyday, one topic is predominant: comparison. Usually from people aged 18-24 c
This episode is about judgement. Just because someone has a job where they work 9 to 5 for a salary
The other day I was addressing the incoming batch of students at a university in India. I spoke abou
One of the most frequently shared topics I get in emails and messages is dealing with a job that you
In this episode I share with you my fitness journey. For the first 32 years of my life, I abused my
