Entrepreneur and content creator Ankur Warikoo recently shared insights into his 2024 income, revenue streams, and investment strategy on X. Warikoo shared valuable insights on how to approach income and investments, stressing a key message: while many people are passive with their income—simply showing up to jobs, burning out, and settling for a salary—others tend to be overly active with their investments, constantly tracking stocks, trading, and exploring risky ventures.
Warikoo advocates for flipping this mindset: he believes individuals should be active with their income, exploring diverse ways to earn more and never stopping the hustle. At the same time, he suggests becoming passive with investments, favoring long-term, low-maintenance strategies like SIPs. Along with these reflections, Warikoo also provided a detailed breakdown of his 2024 revenue streams, business structure, and investment portfolio, giving a rare glimpse into how he balances entrepreneurship and financial growth.
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Ankur Warikoo’s Income Sources: In 2024, Warikoo’s ventures generated revenue of ₹16.84 crore (USD 2 million) across multiple income streams:
Speaking engagements: ₹2.38 crore (USD 280,000)
Book royalties: ₹1.65 crore (USD 200,000)
Brand collaborations and endorsements: ₹2.76 crore (USD 325,000)
Education platform WebVeda: ₹9.56 crore (USD 1.1 million)
Reflecting on his earnings, Warikoo remarked, “It is insane that I can earn this much, for something that I love doing.” However, he clarified that these figures represent revenue, not personal earnings. “There are a lot of expenses after this number – team salary, marketing, software. Our profit is between 20-25% of this number,” he added.
Ankur Warikoo’s Investment Protfolio: Along with details about his business, Warikoo shared his investment portfolio, emphasizing his approach to financial growth. He revealed that the company’s profits are deployed into various assets, maintaining a profitable EBITDA margin of
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