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For the curious, the different, the dreamers who crave freedom .... ..The Almanack of Naval Ravikant is your guide.....

how was the book ? anybody reads it I am starting today it's about a india American entrepreneur, naval ravikant

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

Naval Ravikant explains why startup founders should be able to code Naval Ravikant gave the following advice to a startup spending $25k outsourcing product development to external developers: "In the world of web and mobile startups, the competitio

( naval ravikant) I have special abilities in technology, sales, and analysis that seem like play to me but like labour to others. Curiosity and enthusiasm, not simply formal schooling, are the sources of specific knowledge. For people who express th

"Get ready for the most mind-blowing conversation of your life! 🎙️ In this special episode, BeerBiceps sits down with none other than the legendary Naval Ravikant! 🚀 They dive deep into the secrets of success, mastering happiness, and creating

I recently watched a full podcast with Naval Ravikant and was so into the conversation that I forgot to take notes. There were so many brilliant points he made that I wanted to tweet about, but it felt overwhelming to go back through the whole video.

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Naval Ravikant on VCs that replace founders with “bozo CEOs” If you want to build a truly great company, you must stay in control. Naval Ravikant explains it simply: The best businesses are built by founders who never give up. Investors who belie