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If Naval Ravikant has a bio like this then the rest of us normies are beyond cooked.

Anybody here trying hard to sleep at least 3 hours a day!

Narayan Murthy said that we have to work 70 hours per week as a employee..🤔 But If we have to change the world and do something great , we need to do atleast 100 hours per week .. Elon Musk also said this.. means 14 Hours Per Day.🤩🚀 What do you

Naval Ravikant once said: “I credit reading 1-2 hours per day as the main reason I’m successful.” Here are 12 books he recommends that are better than any university degree. You better add them to your list: 1. The Almanack of Naval Ravikant by E

Topmate - The Scam. Singlehandedly ruined the image of Indian Startups last week. Here's what happened: They listed big people like Elon Musk, Paul Graham, Naval Ravikant, Mr beast on their website and promoted that as if its true. Here's the cra

Naval Ravikant: “The future will be almost all startups” Naval Ravikant predicted in 2012 that company sizes would shrink dramatically. He believed that technology would make economies of scale less relevant, allowing tiny teams to build billion-d

Naval Ravikant calls it the cheat code to infinite wealth: Leverage. But few understand how it works—and that’s why they stay broke. Here’s how Naval built an $600M empire using leverage (& how you can do the same): Leverage is a game-changer for

Billionaire Gautam Adani recently opened up about his views on work-life balance in an interview with the news agency IANS. Sharing a personalised take, Adani said, "If you enjoy what you do, then you have a work-life balance. Your work-life balance

Naval Ravikant built AngelList into a $4B company. But he's famous for something else: Finding genuine happiness while building wealth. Here are his 5 principles for achieving both: In 2018, Naval shared tips on being happy and wealthy without gi

The life of a startup founder is a rollercoaster of emotions—and often, sleepless nights. There’s the high of shipping a new feature. The low of a deal falling through. The buzz of progress at 2 a.m. The stress of wondering if you’re building the ri