Toshan’s life fundas about incentive is great. I believe in something similar, incentives are 4 types: Spiritual, Mental, Emotional and Physical - in the same order.
What a beautiful podcast, flowing with emotion and learning. Shows how wonderfully supportive our ecosystem is becoming thanks to mentors like Toshan and disciples like Shantanu. And absolutely love how Shantanu is becoming the mentor in S2 to foster a new set of excellent entrepreneurs. Please keep this going, its motivation being served in the purest form!
Hi Shantanu, Came across your channel, so much to learn from thought provoking conversations of these young bright successful minds. Your articulation of questions and range of topics covered makes me firmly believe this channel will grow leaps and bounds soon. Keep up the good work. Best wishes 🙏
This video is of great help..as i am starting up a new venture within this month technically.. can you please share specific video around..CEO's, Founders n teams, decision making over ethics n finances. Please Shantanu Sir. You are a great saviour 🔥 Wish you good health and happiness ❤️
Hi , I really like the show. However the fact that so many of your guests come from McKinsey , makes me feel as if I am missing out on something even though I don't wish to do consulting. (Of course not sure if I have the calibre to crack it)
Excellent 1 hour of content. I would though, beg to differ on the chess vs badminton analogy. As opposed to thinking that a shot in badminton closes the point while you think 10 moves ahead in chess, since I'm a badminton player and a seasoned chess player, I tend to think of Badminton as chess at 100x speed. A single point in badminton can be as mentally draining and challenging as a whole game of chess and more (this apart from the obvious gap between the physical effort). Moreover, real world scenarios need you to improvise, adapt and overcome taking not just the cues from your "opponents" next moves or outcomes but also from evident anticipated indications which are definitely more pronounced in badminton rather than chess! All in all, life resembles more of a badminton match than a game of chess, if anything
Bro shantanu i just started watching and I have a question why are all the people calling on podcast have a background in consulting especially mackensy or are from isb. Anyways I like your podcast keep doing the good work and thanks four putting such content out
@@rl1900 Hey RL thanks for commenting. What you are telling I already know that it's just that when I listen to these people who shantanu brings I'm mesmerised by the insights these people bring so I commented bcz I wanted shantanu to talk to other people from other areas of life to bring more insights and different ones to the table
What's his strange obsession with McKinsey? Plus I think people like him unnecessarily complicate stuff which would rather be easy had he been a good communicator.
It is depressing to hear stories of McKinsey guys. Retiring at 40, don’t have to worry about liquidity etc are such alien terms. Cannot relate with them at all.
10 minutes into this conversation, I had to stop watching since I couldn't stand two people humbly bragging about iit, iim, Stanford, Lucknow is not satisfying enough, let's try Ahmedabad or blr
Not that great. 1st miss of your new innings. Seemed far more elitist than your previous interactions. Relatability quotient was low. Focus on profile and EXPERIENCE of your guests. Will automatically make the conversations more interesting
