Your Limits Are Often Borrowed | Anurag Saini | TEDxKPRIT
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Many of the limits we live by are not facts. They are beliefs we have borrowed, from our past, from people around us, from failure, fear, age, profession, or the identities we have accepted for ourselves. Through my journey from a corporate professional with no athletic background to an ultra-marathon runner and world-record holder, I discovered that transformation does not begin with confidence; it begins with action. Small, repeated actions create evidence, evidence reshapes identity, and identity expands what we believe is possible. The talk invites people to question the limits they have accepted and simply find their “next mile.” Anurag Saini is a wealth management professional with close to two decades of experience in banking and financial services, currently working as a Partner with W by Groww. Beyond his corporate career, he is an ultra-marathon runner and multiple world-record holder, popularly known as the “Corporate Runner.” His endurance journey includes 30 marathons in 3
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