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Books like Do Epic Shit

Loved Do Epic Shit by Ankur Warikoo? Here are 10 books with the same pull, and why each one fits.

10 books

  1. 1The Almanack of Naval Ravikant

    The Almanack of Naval Ravikant

    Eric Jorgenson

    Shares Warikoo's pithy, aphoristic style and entrepreneurial perspective on building wealth, happiness, and self-awareness.

  2. 2Anything you want

    Anything you want

    Derek Sivers

    Like Warikoo, Sivers delivers punchy, unconventional life and business lessons drawn from real entrepreneurial experience.

  3. 3The Psychology of Money

    The Psychology of Money

    Morgan Housel

    Matches the accessible, snackable exploration of financial habits, mindset, and practical life philosophy.

  4. 4Show Your Work!

    Show Your Work!

    Austin Kleon

    Echoes Warikoo's snappy, actionable advice on overcoming fear, sharing your journey, and building personal credibility.

  5. 5Life's Amazing Secrets

    Life's Amazing Secrets

    Das

    Offers warm, accessible, and conversational life lessons on purpose, habits, and relationships for modern readers.

  6. 6Rework

    Rework

    David Heinemeier Hansson

    Delivers crisp, counterintuitive insights on work and productivity in the same quick-hitting, no-nonsense format.

  7. 7The daily stoic

    The daily stoic

    Ryan Holiday

    Uses brief, reflective entries to offer practical daily wisdom on resilience, self-discipline, and mindset.

  8. 8Hell Yeah or No

    Hell Yeah or No

    Derek Sivers

    Shares the same punchy, bite-sized reflections on entrepreneurship, personal clarity, and saying no to distractions.

  9. 9The art of thinking clearly

    The art of thinking clearly

    Rolf Dobelli

    Offers ultra-short chapters on mental traps and smart decision-making, matching Warikoo's digestible, practical format.

  10. 10Essentialism

    Essentialism

    Greg McKeown

    Echoes Warikoo's guidance on intentional living by showing how to filter out life's noise to focus on what truly matters.

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