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10 Truth By Naval Ravikant.... 1. Smart people explain simply, without abstractions. 2. Self-obsession equals misery. "Me" is a disease. 3. Fame will consume you. 4. Artists are remembered. Creation is art, but it can’t be forced. 5. Enlighten

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

What do you think is the best way to validate an Idea? When i think about it, only thing I feel is that it should be something that 1) Solves any problem or offer improved product 2) There should be customers of it 3) It can earn And this also give

The biggest lie told about the path to financial freedom: "Work 40 years, save money, then finally enjoy life." But after discovering the origins of this myth, Tim Ferris found a better way... Here are 5 key principles which will allow you to join

Why 90% of brand's social accounts gets less traction and very little audience base, and as complete opposite, Nike adidas, zara etc.. gets best traction a brand account can get?? Let's see Nike's followers, They don't create educational content or

Is Market Research Real ? Why Your Pre-Launch Research Might Be Misleading Aspiring medial-ers, That meticulous pre-startup research? I t might not be as reliable as you think. Here's why (past experiences) 1. The Research Trap • Surveys don'

Vinod Khosla and Sam Altman on how much equity to give your first 10 employees Vinod Khosla, co-founder of Sun Microsystems, shares a simple but powerful tip for startup founders: offer generous equity to attract the best people. When Sun started,

📖 DAILY BOOK SUMMARIES 📖 🚀 20 Lessons From 👉 🔥 The $100 Startup 🔥 ✨ By Chris Guillebeau ✨ 1. Follow Passion + Market Demand: • Combine what you love with something people are willing to pay for. The intersection of passion and customer