The Health and Wealth Paradox - Datar, Ankush; Patki, Mihir
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In The Health and Wealth Paradox, Ankush Datar and Mihir Patki present a unique set of first principles. These principles of health and wealth are so deeply intertwined that one can learn from either discipline and apply those lessons to both. Based on decades of their combined experiences in overcoming lifestyle diseases, creating sustainable patterns of healthy eating and workouts without compromising on occasional binges, and building a robust investment process for wealth creation, Datar and Patki bust popular myths, provide an actionable toolkit and bring sanity back to the lives of many…mehr

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In The Health and Wealth Paradox, Ankush Datar and Mihir Patki present a unique set of first principles. These principles of health and wealth are so deeply intertwined that one can learn from either discipline and apply those lessons to both. Based on decades of their combined experiences in overcoming lifestyle diseases, creating sustainable patterns of healthy eating and workouts without compromising on occasional binges, and building a robust investment process for wealth creation, Datar and Patki bust popular myths, provide an actionable toolkit and bring sanity back to the lives of many who have given up on the idea of having health and wealth together.
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Ankush Datar is an investment professional, health and fitness enthusiast, and writer. He has been working in the professional investing field for the last eight years and is currently associated with PhillipCapital India in their portfolio-management services fund-management team, giving him a ringside view of the investing profession. He is a marathon runner and weightlifter, and has been doing both for the last fifteen years. He has also contributed articles to financial-services publications, appeared on podcasts and written blogs for health-tech startups and brands. He writes a personal blog on investing, health and psychology, and how these disciplines converge.