In this episode of 'Woice with Warikoo,' we delve into an insightful conversation at a recent event where Warikoo interacts with a lady named Neha. She shares her struggle with motivation despite having a seemingly perfect life. Warikoo offers wisdom on why constantly comparing oneself to others leads to dissatisfaction. He encourages reflecting on one's own life and happiness without succumbing to the fear of missing out (FOMO). This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to overcome comparison and find contentment in their own journey. Tune in for this relatable and thought-provoking discussion.
00:00 Introduction to Woice with Warikoo
00:29 Neha's Honest Question
01:33 The Problem of Comparison
02:24 Reflect and Conclude
02:48 Closing Remarks
[00:00:03] Hey everyone, this is Voice with Warikoo, my or Ankur Warikoo. In this English podcast series, I cover many things in this English podcast. Career, relationships, personal finance, success, failure and frankly, something else that comes to this time. Every week on Thursday, a new episode on your favorite podcast platform. Voice with Warikoo. So, I'm still talking about an event and there was a great honor.
[00:00:33] They call them Neha. They call me a question and they asked me. And their question was this. They said, Ankur, I'm pretty comfortable in my life. I have a retirement for money. My health is very good. There are no issues in life. Life is good. But in life there's a problem that there's no motivation. Not to do harder work or purposeful. There's no motivation. So, which mindset can be changed? Which can be an action.
[00:01:32] I have a question. in your life is FOMO. FOMO. F-O-M-O. Fear of missing out. FOMO. I was aware that as they asked me to ask me, that they would use this word for any point. So my answer to the Mufat answer was this. This is the truth. Your life is not bad.
[00:02:00] In fact, your life is such a way that many people see you and see you and say, that this is my life. In fact, in this hall, many people who listen to your questions, that I am saying, that I am a life. So the problem is not your life. The problem is your constant comparison. That you will be with each human's life. And you will never have a peace in your life
[00:02:30] and you will have a peace in your life. Because every human has a peace in your life.
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