WTF Ep# 16 | What character "flaws" make the best entrepreneurs? Nikhil ft.Ritesh, Ghazal and Manish

[@nikhil.kamath]

To everyone who’s annoyed by the KZbin ads like me :), we haven't turned on monetization. Comment and tag KZbin below if you want them to pause the ads please..

[@tanishqsehgal]

Start a yt premium fund

[@sachinbhati3477]

Finally you said it😭😭😭😭

[@ShareMarketMalayalam]

Its not a problem. We are sure u will use it for a good cause.

[@Finzace]

we have not see any ads in 4hours though there were 2ads before starting. @KZbin

[@sachinbhati3477]

@@Finzace ads were in the between as well

[@naraharinarasapur524]

I think this is the only podcast, I looked at the length of it and went, "yes!". Totally worth 4 hours of my life

[@panchampatel7513]

ya mam same here.

[@rohandavidnoronha]

Same 😅

[@meballf-naresh]

Totally man!! 😂

[@shashirekhakamle4655]

In previous podcast many women did not speak much......Gazal spoke a lot. Which is always engaging n welcome

[@divyajain5404]

Couldn't agree more!!

[@adityaprasad9836]

As a 19 year old my self I feel this piece of content is more valuable than a lot of things that I had studied in last few years. Its motivating and teaches a lot of lessons on entrepreneurship

[@AyushGupta-yx7zo]

Great to hear the same perspective from a person of the same age as me ! Bro I am trying to solve a problem in the healthcare and quick commerce space I would love to connect with you and see if we could work together!

[@abuzarahmad9244]

​@@AyushGupta-yx7zo what type of problem are you solving? I am interested ☺️

[@adityaprasad9836]

@@AyushGupta-yx7zo sure let's connect

[@atg8317]

I have read all the books on entrepreneurship and business and even most of the major disciplines of science and I am will to work with anyone who is starting a company (18 years old)

[@Chhavisinghala-t8m]

​@@AyushGupta-yx7zo You can connect with me I am also 20 year old ca student and interested the idea of building something

[@himanshugoyal6263]

Came here for Ritesh, got stunned & awestruck with Manish!! Hatsoff @nikhil well done!!

[@shauryamanohar8257]

Same

[@Avinash-lb1yv]

Agree

[@sachiikothari1440]

Manish is gold

[@sanchitabhartiya]

So true..no sob stories to sell..simply genius

[@pranavkhanna9008]

" you never did secondary" what does that mean ?? Nikhil mentioned while talking to Ritesh..

[@jasha9sandhu]

Manish is " old hustle " & " old money " That's probably why he comes across as more bold & brave .

[@devikac.s6846]

Nikhil's intelligence shows in the use of words, the right questions asked, the ability to bring back the conversation the minute he thinks it's inclining elsewhere. Truly a gem! It's wholesome.

[@bavaniraokalisetti9194]

Hi entrepreneur

[@nitinj1297]

Manish Poddar speaks the language of business so fluently. His experience and the gravitas in his voice gives him an on point - go get it vibe!!!!

[@shreysingh06]

Manish's way of laying out things on the table clearly demonstrates how much rich experience he is carrying with him. Thanks for inviting him as a guest. Much appreciated!

[@devRopaun]

Gold Standard of Podcast. Nikhil is well so prepared host and also both Manish and Ritesh is authentic and so calm to listen

[@SyedFazil-s4b]

Nikhil's father will be proud of him looking from heaven to his son helping to other people without any benefit & raised him like a real HERO.❤

[@unclejack925]

In a way Yes and No, given his present position in the society this show is almost close to "The David Rubenstein Show" equivalent for India...in some sorts...he has the money/wealth, the time and the intent of helping the future line of entrepreneurs. In that way absolutely YES... No or perhaps NOT necessarily because his questions clearly across all his WTFs are for himself to learn in the process from the best in their respective domains and/or success stories. For him it is a wealth of information as his questions are far more deep rooted and intrinsic than any average journalist or media interview and that is clearly his mission as stated at the start of each show..if you notice closely there is a pattern that will emerge that shows Nikhil is trying to understand in real life from the experiences of others mostly successful individuals over the last 2 decades across domains and relate it some of the reading and research he is doing and has been for sometime now, on psychology books and perhaps older versions of behavioural impacts that make people successful...so he is getting SOMETHING that he clearly believes is not possible to validate besides understanding if anything that he has read or is reading is true...

[@somyawarrior]

its called altruism. he is obviously helping others while building his personal brand, which will eventually help his businesses as well. Like BoAT helping from Aman's brand on Shark Tank. Respect!

[@shikhabhatnagar1973]

It is an entrepreneurship masterclass.. you don’t need to go a business school.. kudos to you Nikhil.

[@sufi79109]

Aftet this you need too becz they give you so many pointers to learn from. hahah

[@taruna9710]

I really like the type of questions nikhil asked like from the very basic questions to advance properly tapping what we actually want to know not some unnecessary storylines only These days various podcasts of hours long talk about the journey,storylines and other unnecessary questions but only few of them talk quality Which aligns with what a viewer want to learn and I believe this podcast in worth listening/watching in that sense, thanks for producing something that counts ❤

[@taruna9710]

Moreover I really like that part when nikhil reframe his questions to ghazal about the process and really put effort in questions so that we can learn not from the bird's eye but the intricacies of it

[@bawasimp]

The segment about the Zara experience was the most eye opening one in the entire series so far

[@dodopopo4656]

Looks like a therapy session.. I remember Nikhil mentioning about how much he loves psychology. It's a win win for him and the audience. He is enjoying being a psychologist (journaling their"guests" life journey) And it is an educational piece for the audience. That's how he is such a great entrepreneur

[@darshnagar5289]

true, he literally is honing his psychology skills and learning through these podcasts. Man is becoming jack of all trades!

[@dhruvaparmar28]

I’m so intrigued and impressed by Manish- his experience, the way he communicates and thinks! I almost tried finding more about him

[@keshavagarwal2707]

40:49 when he said "J&J I'll say it" and other people were hesitant, that's when you realise how secure he feels and actually he has the ability to say his mind without fear. Admirable.

[@vidhubhardwaj9672]

He gets called at PM events, he's massive deal

[@rizzy_edits]

He have earned his freedom. He knows he is safe both financially and politically. So even if some dispute were to happen and he loses some money he wouldn't care as he have liquidity in his funds while most other startup founders have their net worth in their company shares and there company are in loss. Liquidity matters

[@Endlessness_point]

its not fear its just he likes to bring Indian brands to light rather then a foreign monopoly company's misusing India for profit.

[@joelprasanth]

Adding to the point, He said J&J because it's a company that do not come under the indian jurisdiction and not only that it's because it won't be defamation since it's already proven that J&J is a company thats harmful and it is for the good of the public.

[@rahulshurv]

Idk from where I've heard this "The day Indians make entrepreneur sort of their HEROS rather than Bollywood we'll make it big." and it's happing now , at least for many of us. Thanks for these WTF ep.

[@thephilosophyreader]

Kunal Shah

[@himanshushukla5335]

Extremely grateful to Nikhil for creating such candid podcasts wherein he asks questions to such accomplished personalities like we do with our close friends. It's like having a seat beside them. No one in India would have the ability, access and confidence to do what he is doing and the way in which he is doing this! No fluff, absolutely pure insightful conversations! Thank you so much for this! India needed this badly! ❤

[@AishwaryaRamaswamy]

Very true!!!💯🙌🏻

[@krishgarg5665]

MINDBLOWN!! This is the most intellectual and raw content available for free on the internet I can't believe it. You are doing a true EDUCATIONAL charity via this! Me and many others aspire to become entrepreneurs and look forward to sit in your studio and have these conversation in less than 10 years from now! I am manifesting this today and this comment will be shown in that podcast!❤ Please continue doing this! GOD BLESS YOU from heart and sorry for your loss, RIP Also your editor is so cool man, love the notes!!💌

[@sagargowda7400]

All the very best sir,,,,,

[@tusharjain3822]

The way Manish's articulated his words and the way he spoke just left everyone awestruck 🙌

[@riyanshaikh5376]

L

[@krupalpatel8139]

​@sakkshamghanani I agree to some extent, because as he mentioned 3 - 4 cr in 1999 can be considered a good amount of money . I was like Bro even 4 - 5 lakh rupees was a very big deal back then

[@RishiShekhar-mf8sm]

@@sakkshamghanani i understand that he is a rich kid, he never told he was poor. but is being successful while being a rich kid is not considered actually successful? should only rags to riches stories be entartained?

[@aloof25]

Why do people devalue people's success who come from a rich family? It's equally hard to make a brand ​@@sakkshamghanani

[@ateeqkhan561]

This is called absolute therapy. Nikhil being a fan of phycology and him having an imposter complexity is a add on which helped him to deep down into the lives of the all 3 entrepreneurs and ask questions which are in our mind too and kept the conversation so raw and intrigued.

[@varungulavane5253]

As someone who wants to start a business in 2 months, this is GOLD!

[@abhishekshetty025]

Which business you thinking to start varun?

[@nirmanprasad1541]

Which business bro??

[@imfromparalleluniverse4504]

Hey man how is it going

[@ujjwalsingh7225]

This is a very underrated and non obvious way to giving back to society. Thanks a lot @Nikhil Kamath

[@mayanksinghania6131]

I'll admit... I had no clue who Manish Poddar was until I saw this podcast. His was the best piece out of the three...so much knowledge about his industry and ground level hustle. Kudos! Nikhil is so calm and intelligent...love listening to him!

[@sumitchavan21]

I genuinely want to appreciate the way Nikhil hosts this podcast. It is so very natural and unscripted but still sticks with the agenda. And of course the depth of questions is underrated.

[@indianmillennials8666]

Only podcast I watched for more than 2 hours without break which actually led to sprain in my neck. Manish poddar’s story was incredible, so many insights !!

[@madhavgrover]

2:45:00 Nikhil expression says it all, Ritesh is trying to mould his feelings by using him as an example and this guy caught it! I mean what a duo! These guys are lit

[@aniket19931993]

Subtly

[@tusharjain3822]

My man's taking full fledged lectures now in the form of podcast, but genuinely appreciate the work man! Now we know why it takes so much time for you and the production to process and edit this video❤

[@pallavipandey1055]

Just look at Nikhil how sincerely he was making notes….thank you man for putting so much effort to educating us….#gem

[@NaveenSingh-2203]

Ritesh, I personally feel is a calm and purest soul. Always ready to aid society. Great show. Nikhil, it's been a great thought of starting and talking such great minds.

[@prashantbohra5539]

Nikhil putting Ritesh in an uncomfortable position at the start to get him outside of his comfort zone was such an Alpha move. Great hosting!

[@ManasaOnkaram]

Even I felt th same. But trust me. Most genuine guys were on the podcast today. Kudos. You made my fours hours fruitful.

[@Kripadhara]

Very true... great @nikhilkamath

[@kaccha_aam]

yeah right

[@dailyfun344]

When time ?

[@vibhutigadhiya766]

Felt he is jealous of Ritesh

[@navdeepkumar7202]

I am so so grateful to Nikhil Sir. Because of you young people like me in a small villageb of punjab can experience the company of successful people.

[@Lucknowalibuwaji]

Within 2 minutes of listening to Rare Rabbit founder, I was swooned, his words, the way he is speaking, a monotone of sensible words, loved it the way he said any 20 year old going through the madness can believe if we could they too can succeed something on those lines, wow ❤❤

[@mr.filmworm4018]

4 ghante ka episode...!! I am all here for it..!

[@sleepingduty2987]

got no other things to do in life?

[@shivanshsoni8152]

This is learning

[@mr.filmworm4018]

​@@sleepingduty2987 i always have time to learn from entrepreneurs and their respective journey.

[@sleepingduty2987]

sure man, I am sure they did the same to be successful.@@mr.filmworm4018

[@ronakgupta200]

same here

[@bhaktikadam3780]

Ghazal is everything that is traditionally looked at as barriers. An arranged marriage, no outside worldly exposure, child bearing. Really inspiring

[@Keeptendvir]

Her true colors will come out one day!!! You can lie once or twice but habitual liars will get caught at sometime!!!

[@Kathakathan11]

But beauty

[@samratyadav9268]

​@@Kathakathan11amen

[@Kathakathan11]

@@samratyadav9268 Yadav joke amen? Did you convert for 5 rice bags ? At least be an atheist,

[@sahverse]

Chose your idols carefully 😊

[@rrgupta109]

I Started watching this late watching all these episodes are like doing MBA with practical experience from so many great people and Nikhil sir has made this so basic to understand. Manish and Ritesh are amazing to put things so clear

[@the_rushking]

manish story can be a movie...NIKHIL is doing a great job. Thanks man!

[@shivaaninisar9251]

This is probably the best podcast episode you guys have done. I would even go ahead and say this is the best podcast I have heard. Watched every single second of it without a skip or a fast forward. This spoke so deeply to me and a lot of the points said were so normal and natural but never spoken about. What I loved the most is how Nikhil decoded everything almost like a therapist and refurbished it to a more understandable context. I see so much of Nikhil in myself. I would love to be a part of the WTF Founders Fund. I don't want the money, I would much rather have that be given to someone who needs it more. I want the guidance and mentorship because with the right guidance I will be able to make the money.

[@sohiniguharoy2826]

I am an impatient person and I end up listening to your videos that are more than 3 hours.That sure is a complement to the content you are building through (seemingly) effortless conversations. Very insightful and interesting, Nikhil. I love how you keep asking questions to simplify.

[@ps-gh3hu]

This Manish Poddar guy is gold. Great story teller, made boring textile business so interesting. Had great work experience. I felt he shared all good nuggets.

[@Noproblem45]

From where does he belong to ?

[@ps-gh3hu]

@@Noproblem45 India

[@Noproblem45]

@@ps-gh3hu uska birthplace puch rha hu,iska jyada information nhi h net par

[@devshah7936]

​@@Noproblem45He lived in mumbai , initially he was living in kalba devi then he mentioned somewhere in the interview that thereafter he moved out to area name cuff parade

[@atharvakarawade9054]

@@Noproblem45 south bombay

[@aryansrivastav]

I truly appreciate Nikhil’s efforts to make the podcast or discussion as simpler as it can be for the viewers out.

[@adityach7]

I am a 26 year old sitting in my office in California, who wants to move back to India and start his business. Thank you Nikhil for this amazing content.

[@ViploveSrivastava]

@adityach7 let's connect

[@shreetesh1996]

I am a 28 year old sitting in my office in California, who wants to move back to India and start his business.

[@adityach7]

@@shreetesh1996 What industry are you planning to work in?

[@randomgeek9385]

What business are you interested in ? I hope you make it mate. Moving to a new country and getting a job in today's day is tough enough and shows your grit.

[@adityach7]

@@randomgeek9385 I work in precision manufacturing so I would like to do something related to that. I also make drones and robots so I would like to explore that too. I want to stay in the US for at least 2 more years so I get the relevant experience so I am still deciding on what exactly I am going to do.

[@pavanramtej]

I think this team is the most inspiring so far from all the podcasts... Also there's no other than Nikhil who cares about a 20 year old boy/girl and rooting for him to build a business... really i cant thank this guy more!! 😍

[@veerustat]

This podcast equal to crash course on MBA & Psychology , So much to make note & adopt🤗

[@priyanksadanand681]

I am much older than 21, but I learned so much from all three of you in this podcast. It felt as though I was sitting at the same table, listening to each of you in awe. Thank you, Nikhil Sir, for this podcast. More power to you. Take care. 🙏

[@madhavgrover]

Nikhil, ek hi toh dil h sir kitni baar jeetoge! Thanks for this 4 hours episode, next one should be of 5-6 hours! You got us all in it!! Thanksss❤❤❤❤

[@kamleshpai4733]

😂😂😂

[@amiteshdas1511]

I love these discussions its like those which our families have during posh meetings with their buisness friends, unicorn founders and IAS officers which we tend to over hear when we were kids but are now introduced to them. So much nowledge is distilled in the form of an engaging conversation. I don't think we can ask for more honestly. Thank you Mr. Nikhil Kamath.

[@amiteshdas1511]

Nikhil Sir if you are reading this, i truly love the fact that you take the effort to record these conversations and how you developed a true positive win win situation for both you and your audience where you get to socialize in the way you love while being anti-social and we get our monthly dose of entertainment.

[@silpitagogoi5130]

Nikhil, please do a podcast with social entrepreneurs who have made it big in handloom. The challenges surrounding rural entrepreneurship that happens right from the villages of India. It is the current evolving market in fashion... A sincere request... I feel people don't talk enough about this sector 🙏🏼

[@PRASHANTSANDAWA]

In the era of 20 second long attention-span, geniunly thank you nikhil for bringing these podcasts. Loved the guests, your questions and final note about each guest.

[@Uday.280]

Manish sir's knowledge and experience is just amazing....and he is so particular about small small things as well

[@ishaagarwal2645]

I was listening to the podcast and thought would share what the difference between self confidence and humility is - self confidence is believing you can add to the conversation in the room ; humility is believing others ALSO could be capable of adding to the conversation in the room!

[@Rudrakshvora]

I read a quote somewhere. Self-Confidence is 'I can do it'. Overconfidence is 'Only I can do it'

[@bi5848]

Nikhil sir makes best podcasts in India and not for money or fame but for true progress of India audience

[@IndiePclips]

bcoz he already has both 😂

[@samsonkonnouth7491]

😂​@@IndiePclips

[@indianfoods3962]

​@@IndiePclipscorrect😂😂

[@noorainmanjothi4937]

Mee tooo

[@narayan..7518]

I woke up at 4AM today. It’s 8:42AM now. 2hrs into the podcast. Absolutely love it.

[@meghaphondge3503]

I am a retiree and miss having these conversations...corporate conversations. After reading the papers my go to is Nikhil's podcasts which fills up this void of not having these conversations. These podcasts are enriching and compels you to think...my day starts well. Just that I get lots of ideas and don't know what to do with them.

[@Charruta]

Being retiree is a concious choice or a conditioned choice?

[@riffitat]

Loved every word Manish said. Lovely to hear him talk about Bangladesh and Annisul Huq. Truly inspiring.

[@rahulkrishnagupta3297]

Came for Ritesh bhai and stuck to listen all , thank you ALL for great learning ❤❤

[@DeepakSharma-qn8ep]

WTF has become my favorite podcast series now. I never thought I'd watch a 4 hours long podcast. It was completely worth my time. Such an amazing podcast, so much to learn.

[@HariomRay-np3bw]

Ritesh is genuine and most calm people and sensible.

[@yogeeswaransaravanan9614]

That "First Husband" part had me rolling 🤣

[@scifog]

Loved Manish Poddar's interview ! His voice tells you he understands business in and out !

[@suprajameda212]

Have seen Ghazal part for today(an hour +) , her story feels so wholesome , the charm she holds , the hand movements while conveying things , and also thanking the guy so gracefully for serving food. I’m in awe

[@vas1594]

She's such a nice person. I'm glad her IPO did well. People who trolled her so much before the IPO have zipped it now.

[@sachinaable]

yes...sell your everything and buy honasa share @@vas1594

[@bharataggarwal3921]

She seems fake to me, she is face of the company just because of company's name otherwise it would have been different, you should see their media interviews you will understand. The fact that her husband worked in HUL would have helped them to get their initial product manufactured rather than cold calling or anything. No manufacturer would entertain a 21 yr old just like manish pointed out.

[@abhinav5847]

had called her on this podcast for business learnings not graceful hand movements and charm. stop simping atleast on here.

[@dst3156]

People of this country have a problem of hating on and trying to drag down entrepreneurs for no reason. The comments above like "She seems fake to me" are evidence of that petty mentality. There's a saying - everything is yellow to the jaundiced eye..

[@technofete]

This guy just keeps increasing the length of each podcast 😭 Ep100 - 100 hrs Great work !!

[@adamastrading2418]

100% would watch.

[@technofete]

​@@adamastrading2418Yeah I just completed the 4 hrs watch now😅

[@madhavgrover]

I’ll watch it

[@technofete]

@@adamastrading2418 I just finished watching the 4 hr episode 🙃

[@debo9234]

😂

[@niranjandutta2444]

Being very honest, the way Nitin Sir keeps asking questions, makes it very clear for future entrepreneurs.. one of the best 4 hours in life...

[@varadkulkarni774]

Nikhils word cloud model is legendary! One of the most efficient ways to learn about a person:)

[@pradyumnamohanty]

Thanks to Nikhil Kamath for this wonderful podcast. Ritesh you just poured your heart out. Can correlate with your deep feelings and sentiments..All Odiyas are of the same nature and have deep connection with the divine power and are God fearing . That's what makes them apart from others and loved by all . Due to the true in nature with great values Odiyas makes great Managers , HR professionals ,Social Development professionals etc .

[@perniciousrascal]

First of all, I love Nikhil. ❤😭 Not Fan girling or buttering, but I genuinely admire him a lot. The way he has made peace with his insecurities and flaws is something many people will be envious of. Also, I never thought I would relate to him so much. All the things he said, he doesn't like to see sympathy for him in the eyes of others, he needs to isolate in order to come up to a solution, he never talks about his problems, imposter syndrome, niceness, everything is so relatable. I don't know if it's edited or not, but when he told everyone about his father passing away 30 days ago, there was a sympathy in their eyes and he immediately changed the topic. It was evident right there that he doesn't like people feeling sorry for him. Also when he said, "I look for people who are nice, because I want to hangout with them." pehle toh, I was thinking how to get there and secondly even I think that there are very few nice people left. I know a lot of people, who are very knowledgeable, Intelligent, working at good positions, earning great, but they make people around them feel bad about themselves and that's something I can't stand by. It's just an opinion, but I think Nikhil would make a great husband !! And I derive this not from this particular episode, but all the episodes I've watched so far. Self aware men are generally great husbands. The concern is emotional availability, otherwise all good.

[@lakshman4115]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom. As a 21-year-old, I have learned a lot. I appreciate your efforts in sitting for 8 hours straight (4:14:20) till 4 AM.

[@jashansogi2641]

I know right

[@bhushandatey5792]

Learning about the impact of upbringing, the power of a contrarian mindset, and turning challenges into stepping stones is truly inspiring.Kudos to the Nikhil Kamat for bringing out these amazing stories. Can't wait for more episodes.So much to learn.

[@Lucknowalibuwaji]

Rare rabbit founder screams hustle in his mannerism words, he's rich in experience, loved listening to him!

[@deepacman]

This has become a master class from a podcast, like 4 hours of just business stuff seriously! 🎉

[@betheabhay]

This is the best podcast I have ever seen. Soon gonna be entering my 20s and got to learn a lot which eventually changed my view also I got to know that I am a bit lagging and start giving more importance to life. Most entrepreneurs start in their 20s and I think more people like me will absolutely get inspired and motivated by this podcast. Thank you so much.

[@chaturvedinirmal]

true bro

[@Zyks10]

This podcast just featured the most incredible set of guests ever! Each one brought such unique perspectives and insights. Absolutely loved it!

[@TheDetectiveCook]

The depth of analysis and knowledge of every entrepreneur life by Nikhil , The Jasoospreneur

[@sriram_140]

Happy to see nikhil after a long time with fantastic guests...

[@moshmimendha9742]

As someone in New York, wanting to move back to India, this is something that gives me utmost clarity & some subtle motivation of getting into it. Cheers on the amazing work 🎉

[@rjkunal]

I just love this autobiography version of the podcast. I have been looking for this format for a long time. Hoping to see more episodes like this. It really helps to understand psychological patterns of success. Thank you so much Nikhil :)

[@TheDevtaShow]

I am crying, there's so much common in all of us entrepreneurs! Hearing this gives me hope that we can be as successful as them someday!

[@yt2srini]

Amazing podcast with Ghazal, Manish and Ritesh. I am really looking forward to more podcasts like this one.

[@hritiksharma4944]

Thanks Nikhil for actually giving non usual answers, I am 21 years old, I have been working on an idea and find these podcasts so much valuable. Love you!!

[@AkmalHussain-sp9pd]

Nikhil, ghazal, Manish, and most humble Ritesh Thank you so much guys for your time. It is some of my most valuable time I spent on. And the knowledge I had with you guys. ❤

[@Keeptendvir]

Ghazal is fake.. waste of time

[@pathanfirozkhan5503]

One thing i observed in Nikhil's conservation, he trying to break the complex terminology to general audience ... good one ...

[@shagufta.jambudiya]

Waiting for Nikhil's podcast is like waiting for one's favourite chocolate🥳☺️. Thank you for such amazing content❤️

[@adarshsingh8557]

I wish I could find someone with so much similar interests

[@greymatter9400]

Truuu so lets simp?​@@adarshsingh8557

[@ulluflicks6848]

Binod

[@vix4774]

Your podcast is an ocean of knowledge, which one can avail and get mentored by the Greats. An Audio and Video Autobiography to be heard and seen, directly from the horse's mouth in Ghazal, Manish, Ritesh and Nithin himself

[@SreemantaKesh]

This is so refreshing. Loved to hear Ritesh talk. Incredibly inspiring.

[@beinghuman132]

Nikhil your instant questions in between is what makes the podcast more interesting

[@mrinalamin7872]

Rare rabbit is a heck of a brand for niche customers .. I wear my shirts from rare rabbit and I must say they do give a tough competition to snitch , Zara and H&M

[@ishanshah9142]

I am a 25 year old living in Europe and planning to go back to India in the upcoming months to do business. This podcast has been an absolute goldmine and unlike all other. I hope you keep on creating quality content.

[@Vabc12345]

Good luck, my friend. I'm planning something similar.

[@ThinkAboutThiss]

Kindly make a podcast about "WTF is best career" As the major reason why we aren't doing a startup isn't that we don't have enough knowledge about "Finance" (I mean that's not what's absolutely stopping us), it's that we don't know that when a big chunk of successful founders are academically excellent and did their education from premier institutes, should we do a startup in college or should we prepare for MBA? It's question like these which stops us

[@santhilkherwal7327]

Bruh!!! If you have a product market fit and you are adding value in consumers life then nobody sees your education qualification, just see this podcast panel 2 of them never been to college(Ritesh and Nikhil) and now running the biggest startups of India and the reason many successful founder are from premier institutes is that they developed the habit of working hard early in their life and has nothing to do with institution

[@YogM]

Probably one of the best episodes, watched all 4 hours in one go, so many valuable insights and lessons, thank you for this truly 🙏🏼

[@mohammedroshantv3385]

The comment section has already mentioned everything I want to say after spending 4 hours on this thing. Still let me repeat this is the best podcast that I have ever heard in my life ❤

[@sandykr3380]

Three speakers and a great host! Speaker 1: Drama queen Speaker 2: cool cowboy! Speaker 3: total respect Host: read too many psychology books and surely planning to write one !

[@jashansogi2641]

Drama queen bruh💀

[@contract_us]

It's took me around 5 HOUR to watch till end with maintaining some quick notes. I start watching end this episode at 2:35 AM and ended at 7:49 AM. and i learned a lot thank u so much Nikhil Kamath Sir and his Team♥ for such an amazing content with much deeper insights... 🔥🔥🔥

[@aj7907]

Usse accha so leta aur agli subah dekh leta.

[@NilK-pw6wn]

Pin down your notes here please

[@vrundapathade4483]

I think, searching ourself is our aim of life. If you search within you get spiritual and if you search outside you get religious, both are beautiful. Very good talk! Lot to get as listener. Thank you!!

[@tc07client5]

That barsati conversation was so interesting. It actually takes a lot to be comfortable with what you have!

[@HonestFeedback-gy8hu]

as a 33 year old failure myself, this video for me is to regret and cry.

[@anjanjds8720]

❤

[@NilK-pw6wn]

Aao milke rote hai I am 38 Just kidding Sikho apply Karo Aage badho

[@kbshrivastav8539]

Bank ssc me time gawaah diya hoga small townie😂

[@Stock_savvy_17]

Thank you Nikhil for arranging this and spreading knowledge! Appreciate your efforts towards better India!

[@sharaddesai475]

Thank you nikhil kamath sir for uploading the podcast very curious to watch the video 👍

[@RishuKumar-sv3sj]

when you ask HOW for every thing which was told by the people its make easy for a layman , also when you PAUSE them and bring back to topic and SUM UP , it becomes more effective , so i want more how so breakdown can be more simpler so when we want to start we have answers because u are asking questions instead of us for us , those who agree with this please do like so this can be seen by this youtube team

[@NilK-pw6wn]

Kehna kya chahte ho bhai

[@swapnilabhoite3897]

One of the best podcasts available on entrepreneurship qualities. I not only enjoyed but thoroughly educated myself. I came here as I am in many ways Nikhil's fan as an intellectual (researcher, marketer) man but with this, you get to know his deep spiritual, psychological maestro side. how smartly he brought many things on the surface from others. Relentless is the word I am taking away with this.

[@Ftrader-p8q]

"Someone so nice can't be so successful" very true for ritesh he is constantly wearing an mask and never reveal his true self the story of oyo is not 100% true here:)