Core Human Motivations | Kunal Shah | Knowledge Project 141

[@tkppodcast]

Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:27 - Lessons Kunal learned growing up 08:37 - On the fear of failure and shame 11:55 - Value vs. price 20:15 - Standardization of businesses 23:19 - What people pay for 32:51 - Who we do (and don’t trust) 34:38 - Focus in Asian markets 38:10 - Value of time in India 41:40 - Kunal’s startup journey 1:00:35 - What predicts startup success 1:06:42 - On insight 1:11:02 - Core human motivations 1:14:55 - Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs in America vs. India 1:18:06 - On your group of friends and compounding 1:24:29 - Sharpening insight through public discourse 1:29:55 - On signaling 1:31:47 - Inner v. Outer scorecard 1:35:15 - On jealousy of different levels 1:43:46 - Most people aren’t in the truth business 1:53:45 - On getting surprised 1:55:28 - Wealthy people keep secrets 2:02:32 - On making decisions 2:18:35 - Opportunity cost 2:22:10 - on hiring high performers

[@ahmadalibaloch]

1:55:28 - Wealthy people keep secrets 1:24:29 - Sharpening insight through public discourse are not these conflicting as I described in my comment too!

[@akashrangera8975]

Thanku bro for this interview 🙏

[@shilpamanocha2941]

I'm subscribing to your channel only based on kunal's interview. We love hearing from him 🔥👌

[@sreejithnair6957]

@@ahmadalibaloch No, read between the lines.

[@harshmaniar9344]

Oooooooooooooe

[@IndiaHereNow]

What a podcast. I would like to donate my 18 lakhs cred coins to Kunal Shah for this podcast.

[@AkhilSiddharth]

Lol, I am not sure if I understood this as a compliment or an insult 😅

[@saurabhmawle8813]

Lol

[@nisargshah6725]

Dude those cred coin are going to get listed for trading

[@kpwand]

What is a cred coin worth lol

[@IndiaHereNow]

@@nisargshah6725 with virtually unlimited supply?

[@sidsaini6211]

Kunal shah is the guy you want to be with when you’re high. Utter gold!

[@str3672]

Why being high is a requirement?

[@sidsaini6211]

@@str3672 Higher receptivity-> Deeper insights-> Increased retention

[@hiteshdua3746]

Sober too. You saying High only indicates that these are some ethereal thoughts to be consumed as a fleeting cheap thrill, but this man is living it!

[@prakhargarg25]

I m smokin one and listening to it

[@manjunathasm1751]

You get high listening to him!

[@DeepSukhwani]

That starting statement - mind blowing, and I quote Kunal Shah: “You will rarely meet successful people that are not insightful, insight is the smallest unit of truth that is action-able and therefore people who operate in the currency of insights tend to be generally more successful!”

[@jenishkolhapurkar]

I dont undestand single word

[@aarushrathore1276]

@@jenishkolhapurkar haha same

[@ToughTimesNevrLastToughPPLDo]

@@jenishkolhapurkar I understood all the words however not what they meant together 😅 someone care of explain please 😊

[@ashishsaini1996]

Man I did MBA (2 yrs) in one of the top universities of India, but this podcast is almost 50% of the knowledge, Man you both added a lot of knowledge! I am about to start a biz soon & will use everything learnt from this conversation! 🙌🏽 Thanks a lot 😊

[@Aman736hhgw]

99% People do mba for good packages not to do startup

[@riteshkoushik9963]

We definitely need a part-2 of this podcast. Being an 18 year old, and getting access to such content is an absolute blessing. Being able to see the world through Kunal Sir's lenses is my biggest takeaway from this ! Lots of Love from India.

[@zackking2516]

You are blessed..make it big

[@ionsravan]

let's work together man!

[@virusxworld7059]

Mai bhi 18

[@phantomkahn4696]

This is a podcast with kunal shah as the speaker. What other takeaway could you have had other than seeing the world through his lenses? How is this news?

[@lakshaybansal5337]

Hey i am 18 too what are you doing right now? In the sense Undergraduate degree?

[@dolphininbikiniateallmyore0s]

The host has my respect for his anticipation throughout the podcast without any interruption, what a hell of a listener you are! Brought the best out of his knowledge! Thanks.

[@TheGreatOne428]

What gibberish are you talking ? What does anticipation have to do with listening skills?

[@firstprinciples994]

The knowledge of Kunal and listening skills of Shane were unreal here. 💥💥 Thank you guys for doing this. Learnt alot from both of you.🙏🙏

[@sambitmohanty7835]

This is the first time I saw such a long podcast. That man is full of wisdom. We want part 2 soon.

[@sachit4359]

Kunal has reached on one of the top podcast of knowledge project in this less than month.

[@nandinimuthusubramanian3903]

I cannot believe he is using Maxwell's demon concept so perfectly to explain non-scientific real world scenarios. It is spot on! I hope I can meet Mr. Shah one day.

[@SmarterWithRahul]

Can you explain that concept a little more?

[@theshreyashpatil]

Just loved how the host was so patient made the podcast framed by Kunal Shah itself ✌️

[@dreadpirateroberts94]

- In a wealth driven society, the fear of shame is generally much lower than that in the status driven societies. Shameless people make more conjectures without any fear of judgement - An understanding for "What are really people paying for" is essential. - "The people who have been mocked and shamed early in life gain an unusual superpower to not give a damn anymore" So basically shaming is an effective tool to make a person better. So when we raise children by the fear of shaming, essentially we cut off a huge opportunity to let them grow themselves. - Every time you aspire to create more substance, networth wealth etc all ypu are doing is to risk all you reputation at stake. -Scaling is impossible without standardizing and as Asian societies tend to be more personalized than standardized, hence scaling here is a tedious process 20:36 - 22:05 Important -"What creates an emotional arousal is rarely through efficient systems" To think about this which deciding the PMF... - "People pay when their core motivations are mostly met or there is a HOPE that their motivations can be met" and in my opinion this is not always related to value! People may pay more even for things that dont create value! But "Gross margins increase if we allow people to jump their social status" So does this mean that increasing a social status be considered as value creation?🤔 Why should it be ,It doesn't have any benefit afterall👀 - 90 to 95 percent of the trades in all coins do not happen in the top5 coins. This indicates that the world is getting more risky. Hmm👀 26:49 - 28:38 IMPORTANT - "Trust is very natural in countries that have very low diversity of ethnicity" By this logic how can we say that the Asian countries are have less trust in comparison to the western counterparts? They havent even faced ethnicity so this is why trust comes natural to them. So can we say trust as a biological thing?👀 To the argument that other ethnicities can also be trusted with some efforts, other biological things can also be changed with some efforts example fat etc etc. So trust seems another biological thing?👀 - "As societies are becoming more multi ethnic, the trust is declining and hence we see a rise of more authorotarian leaders as every society wants the leader to of their caste" Hmm but why isnt the case here in India as we see a decline of many political parties formed on ethnicities. Eg. SP, BSP etc - A very good point :- If societies become to similar, Innovation dies If societies become to dissimilar, trust dies. 37:30 - 38:10 wow! None of the SAAS companies in India generate revenues from the local market, all of it is foreign businesses. Because no one pays for making software!! Even digital payments took off only when govt made it free. No one pays for convinience! 47:27 - 49:07 xD 58:17 - 59:23 - Good founders always know the functional or the emotional benefit of their product or services 1:04:49 - 1:05:24 interesting, also what is does is that it forever destroys the reputation of that swiss knife(that high margin product) Wdyt isnt Ola and Tesla doing the same thing? Tesla is launching underdeveloped automatic vehicles in the market ( directly launching the swiss knife) and because of the accidents or whatever they bring down the trust on automatic vehicles.. (the value of swiss knife goes boom!) 1:06:24 - 1:06:44 1:06:58 - 1:08:02 wow 1:08:44 - 1:10:11 oof 1:13:00 - 1:14:56 True af!!! - Insights are just the random dots getting connected. So in this process collecting dots is the starting key and this process compounds if your friends are also collecting dots - things connect either you go really deep or really wide. Going to origin stories of many things all the First principles start connecting - "The fastest way to make somebody feel ok about the thing they are ashamed of is to make them proud about it." 1:28:20 - 1:28:49 💀 Having favourites limits you - " Show me a man who is afraid to look like an idiot and I'll show you a man i can beat everytime" - People who lack happiness have an acute need of showing other people that they are happy and they think that it will make them happy. People happy irl dont bother to post much. This is why social media seems virtually useless because everything over there isnt true -"Humans feel envious to people in their hyperlocal network" Why is this not even close to true? I always keep envying indian centibillionaires for such little work they do for the ample of money they have.. is it just me?🙄 1:35:52-1:36:31 But isnt this what differentiates between ambitious and unambitious people. Even I just passed school having close to 0 in pocket sometimes compare myself to elon or what so ever. This point seems doubtful dk why 1:37:29 - 1:37:34 well copying journeys is not good either Every person copies. Imitation is the first thing a person does to reach a average level in any field 1:38:36 - 1:39:37 True! - When you are in high IQ zones you feel cheated when you get simple answers. But mostly truth is simple - Most people arent in the truth business, they are in the story business. 1:51:00 - 1:51:56 cool - "All jokes are surprises" ya thats what gives us the dopamine we crave for xD - The expertise of decision making is more likely found in the people who have more choices Emotions are a great tool to find what needs to be fixed but the worst tool to decide how to fix it. "Reputation is like a bank acccount in which you can deposit a dollar a day but when it is withdrawed it directly gets empty! " 2:10:16 - 2:10:40 2:11:00 - 2:13:05 >>>> -People good at decision making can see the problems from the lens of multiple different people - Historically people were hired on the basis of years of experience. In future they would be hired for experiences per year.

[@dreadpirateroberts94]

Prem Chand RoyChand established the BSE stock exchange. He once was the richest guy in India and still has the record of making the largest ever trade *adjusted to inflation* . Though he lost all his wealth in a failed Real Estate Project.. 1:21:46 - 1:22:37

[@dreadpirateroberts94]

To read on - Masslow's hierarchy of Asian society vs Masslow's hierarchy of American society Products that sell convenience and save time rarely monetize in the asian society. "It's not worth my time" is very rare in India/Asian societies. "Everything soulful in life is inefficient" This reflects a lot in our religion too. As there is no one book, no one god *basically not standardized* hence it isnt scalable enough. But indeed it is most spiritual and soulful. Because of the low trust in many Asian societies, there tends to be a concentration of trust giving birth to conglomerates FAMILIARITY CREATES TRUST HERE!! - Focus is almost a curse in Asian markets.. The market isnt deep enough to focus on just one ethnicity and create a large company . It is more of a braod market - 95 percent of all financial products here in India are bought by men like loans insurances etc.

[@dreadpirateroberts94]

- Amygdala highjacked "Amygdala is the integrative center for emotions, emotional behavior, and motivation." The total biomass of all the ants in the world is equal to the total biomass of all the humans in the world😳

[@dreadpirateroberts94]

To read - Buffet's idea on Inner vs Outer Scorecard Maxwell's demon problem 1:56:54 1:57:57 F😳 Bezos framework of regret Regret minimization framework Decision journals

[@shreyanmehta6999]

just came to this channel for the first time, since i am bit influenced by kunal's thoughts and work. But man the host, damn what a great listener you are man, just hats off, on how much high value you are to listen so patiently without loosing your mind thread conversations, inspired.

[@summriz]

Having an hour long conversation with Kunal Shah is now one of my life goals🔥

[@wakaspatel8405]

Absolutely class, it was an all business lecture 🔥🔥🔥 Fun part:- Kunal shah speaks Host :- GO DEEPER ON THAT .

[@RolexMrFit]

Shane This is By Far The BEST EPISODE of Yours as a Host 🥂 Exceptional Questions & Kunal is At His Best 💎 Keep Creating Such Insightful Content 😊

[@nairchandnichandran7503]

What a podcast!!! Hats off to the host for calmly listening to the insights given by KS and diving deeper to explore more of it! Well utilised 2.30 hours of my life!! Thank you for this wonderful video.

[@rajeevrp1500]

Did I just watch two and half hour long video without missing a second of it ?? Wow. First time ever. The conversation was very engaging and interesting.

[@malikhamza7518]

One of the most knowledgeable and intelligent entrepreneur I have seen ever

[@pranavlalvr8826]

Truely a mind blowing podcast to hear. The respect i have on kunal shah has been increasing everytime i watch/hear a interview of him .It's like information overload everytime💯💯❤️

[@Nitin-_-_-_-_-_-_-00971]

Kunal is a gem. This guy is super smart Can observe things at a very fundamental level.

[@dilsere1775]

Kunal Shah.. The Monk Among Entrepreneurs 😌👌🏻

[@leoncastillosm]

The "Inner vs Outer Scorecard" insight was the best gold nugget for me here, never thought about it that way. Kunal Shah truly is insightful, great podcast guys.

[@rameshchaudhary5434]

Thank you Mr.kunal what you have given in 2&half hrs, i doubt world class MBA could do same. It was like i m traveling your life journey sitting on back seat of your scooter 🛵 seeing things you did in your life. Learned allot. Excited to learn more from you.

[@amitsharma013]

This is the longest podcast I have listened to in my life without any break. Tells a lot about the quality and knowledge of the persons involved. Definitely an amazing experience!

[@sanatshirodkar7]

Time to jump into the Lex Fridman universe now, and maybe listen to an ~8hr podcast! 🕺🏻

[@nijojonsons]

It took 3 days to complete, worth every second. Kunal is an alien😊

[@rrrajlive]

•Kunal gives lot of time for podcast. •He (team) makes ads preety interesting. •He thinks about how to get customer. -Makes me think he should have one advertisement company and a life coaching institute. And maybe a startup coaching institute 🙂

[@VishalRaj-ew1dq]

Brother he hates coaching classes

[@vanshikabhardwaj6658]

One of the best Podcasts, I have listened to so far! Kunal Shah is a man of wisdom and insights. This Podcast made me write notes as there were so many take-aways from it, Thank you Shane for giving the best content throughout, keep it up!

[@priyankasharma9902]

Brilliant insights. Please get more people from diverse countries. The richness and differences of opinion is really a gift! Thank you for this !

[@navadeep025]

Quite excellent - it's orderly out of order thoughts. Feels right, but never realized.

[@bollypoli]

Man this is a gem.... I don't know whenever I hear Kunal...I feel like billionaire. I mean really, genuinely I want to hack his brain... Itss 1 hour or something podcast and it's rare that I have watched it to the end and feeling something great is going to end when full episode is ending..literally in end I was saying keep going ...Kunal keep going... Man I need part 2 not next year but another weak.... I mean I am feeling I have watched a Christopher Nolan movie

[@WalterWhite-jl8mx]

This guys is so full of wisdom and facts. Love it

[@abhishekmunda3lol]

I have seen every interview of this guy on KZbin. Got excited to see a new interview after a long time

[@investingtitans4488]

By far one of the most awaited podcasts ever. Two of my favorite people in the same podcast wow!

[@srikiranks]

This interview is like an MBA course with so much insightful discussions about economics, human behavior and marketing like no other program.

[@SajithNair911]

Wow what a Podcast. Kudos to Shane for asking such insightful questions and intently listening to the speaker and building from there unlike others who interrupt in between and try to give their 2 cents which isn't required and it breaks the flow..Kunal is a university in himself and love the way he manages to articulate his ocean of thoughts... Killer !

[@syedsuhail4736]

18:00 This is gold, how is it free.. ❤❤

[@technoidic_ash]

19:00 Hinduism is the Stock Android (OS) of religions 47:01 "We have extraordinary builders who don't know what to build for" 🔥

[@ashshettyvlogs3220]

Someone get me Naval and Kunal in a show!! I am curious to see how the conversations would flow between these beautiful souls

[@manavbhagchandani6855]

Its high time this person should write a book.🙏

[@ashutoshnayak6579]

Actually.

[@bhargavpadaliya]

I've been tweeting for a long that please kunal do this.

[@Mjones9532]

Wonderful episode, overall very wholesome. He made great connections & comparisons that made me think. Part 2&3 pls

[@themodernmonk7]

The great man. Whenever I find his video / podcast I listen carefully.

[@shilpamanocha2941]

The thing that i absolutely love about Kunal is he will always boil down things to the absolute minute basics. I'm a fan of the quote *Out of intense complexities, intense simpliticies emerge* I operate on the same principle and love and prefer simplicities and apply the same foundation rules to most of my stuff! Thanks for the insights 👏👌💯

[@pranayvardhansinghgaur4844]

He just collected the dots and then connected the dots very well !

[@RahulBansal14]

The host is amazing. He is doing the good job to let Kunal speak. His go deeper comment is the one thing that other host should learn from hin

[@kapilchoudhary3142]

Kunal bhaisaab ko idea bhi nahi hai ki inka ye podcast kisi bande ke wo saare doubts clear kr rha hai jo duniya ki kisi kitaab ya University professors nahi clear kr sakte ...... Great video....

[@somanshsinghsodha847]

I’ve watched it more than 10 times at least. Still when I repeat it, I learn something new. What a guy!

[@sahilhotchandani3668]

trueeeeeeee trueeeee ❤🥶

[@sahilhotchandani3668]

seekin truth?

[@somanshsinghsodha847]

@@sahilhotchandani3668 seeking industry gaps.

[@iMaheshKore]

Kunal is a true gem ❤️ Thanks for sharing such a Valuable Insights

[@digicoeuslearning-itcertif9837]

This guy needs his own podcast

[@rupeshtashildar]

Subconsciously he's praising himself in the entire conversation

[@Himanshu-uk6br]

We want part 2 of this amazing podcast This is very insightful and inspiring

[@medhadurge7358]

wonderful podcast ! especially because of its very Indian context-makes way more sense. I feel its because of the trust issue that there is abnormal wealth distribution. Naturally you want to buy everything from one trustworthy company. so I feel there should be a cap on how many things one company can make. So other small company can have more room and can generate trust as well. Kunal another thing I have noticed is we never say no-if something cannot be done we don't say no. we don't say anything. Another element is we don't value old clients-we take them for granted. As a doctor I can only say that shaming in childhood has harmed more people and made them into complexed people. If one can actually use it later to gain more -thats just great! A lot of what you have said made good sense much can go the other way too!

[@Kumar-rq9ro]

Some great insights. I had some queries though - the entire time Kunal is talking of insight, using it to build profitable business, gross margin is high in which field etc - a) No where - I have listened 90 minutes till now - I could hear something like - Serving the people, making their life better, etc. b) Though Kunal has great insight - the companies he has founded - Freecharge, Cred - don't seem to be revolutionary / seem to be catering to the lowest values / not solving anything significant - basically, doling freebies for some basic utility work. Where is the vision to build some long lasting business - at least it isn't clear till now

[@namanmakhija5274]

I think the ans is there in his insights. When you increase the efficiency by 4 of a particular activity, you are already creating something revolutionary.

[@rohitsinghsharma5012]

That is how business in india is done. That is what famously known as "bania mentality". If 1 put 10rs today in business how much will i get returns in 6months. Fancy ideas like workable work places, people centric business, work-life balance are for developed countries like USA, UK. In india, it is dhanda. Kunal shah is from a confused generation, who thinks he belongs to old school bania mentality. But, the product/services are more western centric startups.

[@nikhilgaba751]

an absolute mind boggling episode. learnt a lot. the value per second was incredible.

[@dariustanz7603]

but was it worth wasting ur per hour wage 😉

[@jonotaylor5011]

insane number of golden nuggets per minute in this conversation. high five.

[@yashaparik]

Can't wait to listen to this one! Thanks for having Kunal on the pod, Shane. 🙌🏼

[@abhimanyukarkara4218]

10:30 My take away from this video. I really needed to hear this. I constantly worry about what people think of me, and get offended very quickly. I have also noticed that when I try to get rid of this habit of caring so much what people say, other people (like my parents or wife or friends) would tell me - 'oh, that guys said that to you and insulted you and you took it'... things like that. and then it bus me even more. However, what he said there really motivates me to stop feeling insulted and offended with little things if I want to try something that is outside my comfort zone.

[@bhargavpadaliya]

kunal is a guy who first ask su nava juni and then create an unicorn out of the conversation. what a podcast! 🔥

[@MinacsAbhishek]

Dear Interviewer - Thank you for making this happen, huge hugs and a lot of love from India. Kunal Ji - Taking a bow. You are a gem.

[@prathyusha5393]

If this podcast were a book, I would have bookmarked every page. You would find me highlighting every other line ! Thankful !

[@TheBucketlistBoiis]

I am going to write everything about it, and will post on linkedin..

[@sarvachris]

This podcast is a mini MBA for Indian sub continent. And I have not even reached the end.

[@an-normaly3029]

Lovvvvved this....Shane plz bring him back more often

[@hydexiii]

I listen twice on this podcast , very useful. Thank you Mr. Kunal

[@silent0141]

This was one of the most brilliant podcasts i have come across after naval ravikant on Joe Rogan, worth coming back to again and again.

[@ashwinponnappan9721]

Such an insightful talk ! Learned so much from this guy.

[@SaddamHussain-qt4cm]

THis is absiolute Gold. Kunal Shah Sir is genious. Lots of Love

[@SaddamHussain-qt4cm]

@Whatsapp①⑨⓪⑨③①②③⓪③④ spam , please admin check this guy

[@asparamount1]

I need to watch it at least 3 times to process the amount of info Kunal is giving. Amazing clarity of thoughts, totally useful

[@adeelmasoodi6008]

Kunal is beauty ,full of innovations and novelty...blessings !

[@salmansaafi]

A movie-like lengthy podcast full of wisdom, experience and advices. Splendid! 👏

[@lolo-kv3fq]

We need a part 2. With more insight and interesting questions

[@daniellamoreno3616]

I'm fascinated India vs. U.S. How they spend more time on social media 🤔. Payment of work is paid monthly vs. Here which is weekly or biweekly. He has a lot knowledge of financial aspects.

[@rahulsagar2963]

Pearls of Wisdom by Kunal

[@amlandutta7812]

A lots of love from Bangladesh and thanks for sharing thought provoking ideas.

[@akshitbajaj587]

Kunal Shah, is a living legend. A mammoth amongst men! What a guy!!

[@nupuranand7238]

I am yet to get Cred's insight to existence. A $6.4 billion with no head or tail. Indian founders are damn good at batchmate fund raising followed by retrofitting wisdom.

[@sreyanshuchaterjee3962]

What do you mean by Indian? You may have difficulty understanding cred, or perhaps cred is indeed chasing a different agenda than what it preaches. This does not make you, as an Indian/american, any cooler. The last time I checked, the VC(s) in Bay area have gone bonkers, funding illogical businesses. Tiger Capital and Soft Bank has just thrown in the towel, as per your logic. Did you work out of a fraud company premises, otherwise known as WeWork? Why the crab mentality?

[@ShreyashPatil1811]

If you don't get what cred really is you need to through this interview once again

[@ShreyashPatil1811]

You are not getting human motivation and Founders of big start-ups are lacking in it too that why a philosophy guy is sitting at 6000cr because he understand rivers of human motivation and where to build a dam

[@chessking3248]

Cred is backed by Tiger global which is one of the biggest venture capitalists in the world not his "batch mates" . Also not every business a person creates is going to be successful, it's ok to try and fail rather than bashing people for trying . Also he is not "retro-fitting" wisdom . He has applied a lot of concepts he talks about in the podcast in his own business .

[@As1fAhmad]

This podcast is pure wisdom.

[@AmoghHalageri]

3:04 Wonderful explaination. May I also add that such disparity in upbringing could also be a factor contributing to India's low GDP per capita.

[@deepakkumarmishra9238]

No words to describe the sense he makes in every word.. wonderful insights by Kunal.

[@yogee0007]

At 31:44 in the video -Kunal speaks about -bad behaviours happening in the history/society by attacking the minorities . So i would like to take this issue of minority in context of ethnicity and remind that unlike in the west where black minorities were suppressed in India -the Muslims were minorities and then the British were minorities - and they ruled - and it wouldn't be exaggerated at all if I say that these muslim and British minorities were a pain in the neck for the mainstream hundu majority for over a thousand years all together .

[@manojreddy8855]

Maaan, you give me a feeling that you are one of the great polymaths of current time :-) You are so deep and wide. OMG !

[@iitdelhi2026]

Love to listen Kunal Shah since i was in class 10.

[@abhinavsharma-xb5bq]

Wohoo! Couldn't have asked for a better crossover. Is this a sign 🚀 Edit: kunal bhai use question toh poochne do 🤣

[@Consistentpr]

That's nice to see Kunal Shah in this podcast

[@sanchit7089]

Thank you for the insights. The ones who really want to gain out of them should watch this for 7.5 hours.

[@binoybhatt]

Please do the part 2 n part 3 it was too much lerning... What a amazing conversation... 🤗🤗 Thank you ... Lernd so many things from krunal... 🙌🙌

[@kamalbhatia9591]

Kunal you are something else. I don't need any expensive a ns funky degrees to show. I need only path and a guide who can guide.

[@augurcybernaut4785]

This guy could say literally any statistics and the host would be like 🤩

[@VivekGulati20]

On MRP - Special outlets still charge different prices. For example - a Diet coke can in Indigo (airlines) costs approx. INR 100 vs. INR 40, that you might be able to get in your neighborhood retail store.

[@ParthVijayvergiya]

This is amazing 👏

[@arkasarkar2459]

Most viewed podcast on the channel that's the market India has

[@mayur_je]

1:21:53 2:18:35:- In case i come next time.

[@kkhbbhjjklg6307]

I am going to save this and try to watch it every month

[@paragawaken]

This video is absolutely gold.

[@shaileshrana7165]

Such an insightful podcast. So dense with good stuff

[@thehirenthakkar]

That "Su nava juni" I can relate to that also one more thing "Dhandha Pani keva?"

[@anirbanroy26]

Such a great podcast I think it holds a value like 100 other famous podcast. Would love to work with mr. Kunal if any opportunity meets in future.

[@venugopal-nc3nz]

Great conversation, I love the delta 4 framework which Kunal uses to evaluate any startup idea 💡

[@ronakvorafitness1684]

This is BRILLIANT . One of the finest podcast. Kunal ❤️👊

[@HarshitSingh-it7kp]

Totally loved Kunal Shah here.

[@ValueMaverick]

Kunal presents different & interesting views. Nice Podcast. Thanks Both!!!