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2000 Books for Ambitious Entrepreneurs - Author Interviews and Book Summaries Mani Vaya
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4.6 • 20 Ratings
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On 2000 Books podcast, we interview today's top Business and self help authors and get the the most important actionable ideas from the world’s greatest books for ambitious entrepreneurs. We also summarize classic business books and self help books for entrepreneurs such as Napoleon Hill - Think and Grow Rich, Dale Carnegie - How to Win Friends and Influence people, Good to Great, Lean Startup, Zero to One, Never Eat Alone, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos. Some of the authors interviewed include David Allen, Dan Pink, Adam Grant, Chris Brogan, Mike Michalowicz. Our goal is to provide you the best, most actionable ideas from these great books so that you as entrepreneurs, startup founders and CEOs can get to the next level in business and in life using the ideas from these great books
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415[Marketing] Webinar Secrets | Author Interview Jason Fladlien - One to Many
How to Double Your Weekly Output while working 10-20 fewer hours/week using a 9 Second Forcing Function Trigger: https://focusblocks.io
How to make more progress in the next 3 months than you did in the last 1 year: https://2000books.com/ql
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414[Success Mindset] How to Accomplish Your Desires | The Law Of Attraction - Abraham Hicks, Esther Hicks and Jerry Hicks
How to Double Your Weekly Output while working 10-20 fewer hours/week using a 9 Second Forcing Function Trigger: https://focusblocks.io
How to make more progress in the next 3 months than you did in the last 1 year: https://2000books.com/ql
Watch this episode on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/2000books -
413[Social Skills] Recreate Yourself | 48 Laws of Power - Robert Greene
How to Double Your Weekly Output while working 10-20 fewer hours/week using a 9 Second Forcing Function Trigger: https://focusblocks.io
How to make more progress in the next 3 months than you did in the last 1 year: https://2000books.com/ql
Watch this episode on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/2000books -
412 [Success Mindset] How to Direct Your Thoughts | The Law Of Attraction - Abraham Hicks, Esther Hicks and Jerry Hicks
How to Double Your Weekly Output while working 10-20 fewer hours/week using a 9 Second Forcing Function Trigger: https://focusblocks.io
How to make more progress in the next 3 months than you did in the last 1 year: https://2000books.com/ql
Watch this episode on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/2000books -
411[Marketing] Use Social Media as a Story Telling Channel | Jab Jab Jab Right Hook - Gary Vaynerchuk
How to Double Your Weekly Output while working 10-20 fewer hours/week using a 9 Second Forcing Function Trigger: https://focusblocks.io
How to make more progress in the next 3 months than you did in the last 1 year: https://2000books.com/ql
Watch this episode on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/2000books -
410[Social Skills]Create a Plan of Attack | 48 Laws of Power - Robert Greene
How to Double Your Weekly Output while working 10-20 fewer hours/week using a 9 Second Forcing Function Trigger: https://focusblocks.io
How to make more progress in the next 3 months than you did in the last 1 year: https://2000books.com/ql
Watch this episode on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/2000books
Customer Reviews
Every entrepreneur shoud listen
Love when Mani taks about productivity, entrepreneurship and everything about it....You will relate to his content as he speaks from his experience.
An OK self-improvement podcast with terrible sales pitch
I stumbled upon this podcast while searching for information about a book, and got interested because the idea of the podcast, while far from being original, seems appealing.
And after going through all of 360+ of its episodes, I'm inclined to believe that I'm fed up with the podcast. Mani Vaya, the host, came across as a nerdy, awkward Indian guy who is enthusiastic about parroting popular ideas in the entrepreneurship and self-development world, while his business, as great as he claims to be, is third-rate at best.
To be fair, if you're new to the personal development world, a lot of content in this podcast will be useful to you. But if you're more experienced, this podcast can be a waste of time. Mani basically structures much of his podcast episodes with the ulterior motive to push his products, which seems to keep on changing because he still hasn't got things figured out.
Overall, there is a lack of competency in pretty much the whole presentation of the business from design, web design to sales pitches (which is common in businesses primarilily operated as a one-man show). The sales pitches on this podcast are particularly terrible, as it reminds you of someone who operates under the selfishness and scarcity mindset.
(after all, people can tell if your primary motive is to sell or help from miles away.)
Again, I like the idea of condensing the gems of books into a podcast, but there's just too much opportunity cost listening to this podcast. There are plenty of people online who are trying to discover themselves by selling or promoting stuffs based on what they found in others' books, and I'd prefer to refrain from gurus who can't advocate the Golden Rule which they preach or even make the distinction between courage and mental toughness.
Great Show
As an author and avid reader, I love this show. Many of the books highlighted have been game changing books in my life. Looking forward to continued listens :-)
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