How this simple thing changed my life. | Ankur Warikoo | TEDxBandra

[GauravPandeyIISc]

This person reminds me so much of my first manager at IBM who still mentors me from time to time. He would spend so much time managing us and yet he was able to find time for the things that he loves, that is, research. I used to look forward to his meetings, because, after every meeting, I would feel rejuvenated.

[anshrawat]

I really like how he speaks, express himself, share all his failures and all the life lessons which he has learned from his past experience there are not lots of people who does this thing . He really motivate me alot . One of the best video in Ted talks.

[soniakiran]

What a great speaker, one of the best speakers of TED talks. Clear, great communication skills, pleasure to hear the clear message. Thank you for telling us that listening to your employees can change the structure of our company, our business, our lives, our employees. Not just change but TRANSFORM our company/ business but how we can involve and care for the mental state of our fellow humans. Thank you

[shubhamkothari]

Simply one of the best Ted talks ever.
He's been spreading a lot of value with his YouTube channel too!!

[sudip]

Why Youtube took 3 years (Feb 2019 to Jan 2021) to suggest me this video?!
It's just wonderful! 😊

[coolsaurabhmatta]

Thank you, thank you and thank you for a third time. Ankur, we need more tech/corporate leaders like you. My eyes literally welled up towards the end. A new perspective indeed.

[vitalitybypaul]

Leadership. The most misunderstood, underutilized and underrated skill in business.

[anmolbisht]

If i would have to share my meal with anyone new everyone new, everyday, I'll just be myself ! very deep thing!

[reetmeet]

Just casually came here and it broke me down...it s so humbling....

[payalkak]

One of the best TEDx talks I have heard in a real long time Ankur. Your words are powerful so are your thoughts.

[rchakraborty]

I am a subscriber of Mr. Warikoo's channel. But just now, had the chance to watch this video. I wish I could get to see this much earlier.

[sanchitavaish]

This was a something very impactful on me.. Moved me. More power to you Ankur. I agree an attitude of gratitude is what makes a person. ❤

[jaideeptagga]

This is indeed one of the best Ted Talks i have listened.

[maheshj]

Ankur This is one of the best TED talks and I really appreciate you guiding us almost every day through your content.

[sarthakgupta]

This is such an underrated talk. Thank you for the new perspective.

[jegsoninnovativeindustries]

Humbling thought Ankur, thanks for shaking it up in me. Sometimes you need someone to make you realize what more you could do. Cheers mate. J S DHINGRA

[nitinagrawal]

Highly recommended. Plz plz watch. Best of the best.

[sourabhtiwari]

Today I started to listen you and it's my believe that I can achieve what I want but today one more thing I want to change my mindset that I always think that only I can do it is wrong thank you Mr Ankur Warikoo

[GopalVakil]

Incredible. Must be listened repeatedly till the philosophy becomes part of life. Thanks Ankur🌹

[emjain]

A very inspiring talk . Best part was — people don’t want to have your advice and suggestion. First they want someone who can listen 👂 to them !! Art of listening is bigger than art of speaking because a good listener is able to build human connections which is very important for success in any field.